Iowa Catholic colleges form six member collegiate association
Iowa six private Catholic colleges led by Loras College have formed the Iowa Catholic Collegiate Association to pursue collaboration on services, training, administration and potential study abroad projects. Mount Mercy president Laurie Hamen says the partnership will evolve and expand as plans progress, with no immediate course sharing.
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Pomeranz earns city manager of the year award
Jeff Pomeranz was named 2016 manager of the year by the Iowa City/County Management Association at the Iowa League of Cities Conference. The Cedar Rapids award cited flood recovery efforts, environmental focus, and the City Managers 1-Bag Challenge, plus enhanced internal communication across 1,400 city employees. Pomeranz, 58, has led Cedar Rapids since 2010 and previously managed West Des Moines Port Angeles Del Rio.
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Cedar Rapids man accused in brawl jailed again after truck theft
Christian Van Dee, 20, was arrested for a downtown fight and later accused of stealing a truck and trailer from Huber Enterprises. He was released from jail, trespassed at the Ground Transportation Center, then involved in a hospital disturbance, facing new trespass and first degree harassment charges.
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Branstad fills boards facing big decisions
Gov. Tony Branstad named Brenda Perrin of Cherokee to the Health Facilities Council, filling a vacancy and setting up votes on an Oct. 11 plan to allow a 72-bed Tennessee psychiatric hospital in Bettendorf. He also named two women to the Public Information Board, expanding representation. The appointments come as the panels consider open records cases, a Mercy Cedar Rapids cardiovascular program and potential resignations by lawmakers running for the Iowa House.
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