Marion roof collapse delays Riley's Cafe project in Marion
Capital Commercial Division spokesman Steve Stefani told the Marion City Council that a structural plan is being amended after the Riley's Cafe building suffered a roof collapse on Seventh Avenue. No injuries were reported as workers had exited moments before. Two-thirds of the project were damaged and 12th Street sections closed. city aims to renew a $650,000 incentive package via a direct loan and tax rebates.
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Incumbents Dominate Johnson County Ballots
Johnson County voters face races largely headed by incumbents for the November election. Iowa City deadlines were earlier. Oxford mayoral race has no candidate. University Heights may change term lengths. Coralville shows a slimmer field with incumbents for mayor and council.
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Coralville
Three vie for Marion mayor as deadline passes
Marion voters head to an Nov 3 election with three candidates vying to replace incumbent Snooks Bouska. Joe Spinks, Nicola s Abou Assaly, and former mayor John Nieland seek the seat amid debate over a proposed library expansion and city debt nearing 56.6 million dollars. Abou Assaly and Spinks would stay on council if defeated. Other races include at large Paul Draper unopposed and Ward 1 Kim Etzel facing Dwight Hogan.
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Louise From
Carla Aldrich
Mike Haverkamp
Jim Lane
Silvia Quezada
Stephany Gahn
Dorothy Maher
Marion
Snooks Bouska
Bouska
Joe Spinks
Nicolas Abou Assaly
John Ni
Spinks
Nieland
AbouAssaly
Abou Assaly
Paul Draper
Kim Etzel
Dwight Hogan
Cody Crawford
Kay Lammers
Will Brandt
Five candidates vie for two at large council seats
In an at large race five candidates contest two seats Ann Poe Susie Weinacht Carlotta Knox-Seymour Wade Wagner and Bridgett Wood. District 4 features incumbent Scott Olson opposing Lisa Kuzela who faces a restraining order and past disorderly conduct conviction.
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Country Club Parkway SE
Susie Weinacht
A’hearn Dr
Carlotta Knox- Seymour
J St
City Planning Commission
Wade Wagner
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Bridgett Wood
Bever Ave
Scott Olson
Quail Ridge Dr
Lisa Kuzela
Carter St
Kuzela
Linn County District Court
Sandi Fowler
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