Iowa City judge orders shelter to dispose of dead cats and seize live animals
A judge authorized the Iowa Animal Shelter to dispose of four dead cats found in Susan Vess’s basement freezer and three more on the basement floor, and to take control of two Eskimo dogs a domestic short hair cat and three Siamese cats in the residence. The home was described as hazardous with unsanitary conditions and a three inch layer of raw sewage in the basement.
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Trish Mehaffey
Gazette
Iowa City
Iowa Animal Shelter
Susan Vess
Wayne Ave
Sixth Judicial District
Paul Miller
Misha Goodman
Animal Shelter
Vess
Johnson County
Anne Lahey
Early voting sites to open near University of Iowa campuses
Satellite voting locations will open around the University of Iowa for the November 2 midterm election. Iowa City's 21-only ordinance drives the push for early voting at non traditional polling sites across campus and nearby areas.
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Gazette
Iowa City
University of Iowa
Auditor approves 19 of 26 petition sites near UI campus
Johnson County auditor approves 19 of 26 sites for a 21 and under rule near the University of Iowa, with Kirkwood Community College hosting one. The anti 21 only group Yes to Entertaining Students Safely sponsored 20 sites, as the ordinance restricts under 21 entry after 10 pm, down from 19. Restaurants may qualify for exceptions if most revenue comes from nonalcoholic services, and student opposition could drive voter turnout.
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Kirkwood Community College
Yes
Miller-MeeKS Campaign Events Brief for Senate Bid
Democrat Mariannette Miller-Meeks schedules Sunday campaign events across eastern Iowa. Attendees meet at North Liberty, Coralville, Lower City Park and Pentacrest Shelter 6 locations between 1 p.m. and 6:15 p.m. Campaign Almanac notes submission details and contact for information.
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Miller-Meeks
Mariannette Miller-MeeKs
U.S. Senate
North Liberty Recreation Center
W. Cherry St
Coralville Recreation Center
Eighth St
Lower City Park
Shelter
False bridge jump report ends in arrest and hazards
Curtis L. Larson 22 of Cedar Rapids was charged after telling 911 a person jumped from the First Avenue Bridge into the Cedar River. Fire crews and police searched for 30 minutes as other motorists yielded to emergency response. Larson admitted the hoax and could be billed for search costs. He was jailed in Linn County.
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the Gazette
Cedar Rapids
Cedar River
Fire Department
Curtis L. Larson
Center Point Rd
Cedar Rapids Fire Department
Greg Buelow
Clark
Larson
Center Point Road
42Nd Street
Kcrgtv9
Linn
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