ATV safety courses offered near Coralville Lake site
A series of all terrain vehicle safety courses will be taught next month in the 600 Acres area near Coralville Lake. The program responds to a decree banning three wheel ATVs and will be led by local enthusiasts and dealers. The site is 160 acres between Ely and Solon, owned by the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers. Six hundred acres has hosted ATV use for about 11 years with a restroom and parking area added recently.
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Cedar Rapids Honda
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Jerry DeMarce
Coralville Lake Park
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Cedar Rapids
Alan Lee McPhail
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Davenport gets Quad Cities container transfer facility
The Iowa Department of Transportation approves a 750000 loan for a 1400000 project in Davenport to build an intermodal container terminal. Quad Cities Container Terminal Corporation will operate near the Soo Line main, enabling freight transfer to trucks with competitive rail access. 4300 containers pass yearly. future savings include 3.5 million dollars and 1.7 million gallons of diesel fuel over 15 years.
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IDOT protests rail abandonment in central Iowa
The Iowa Department of Transportation commission voted to protest the 27 miles of Chicago and North Western Railroad slated for abandonment and to support a bid to buy the line. The North Central Railway Association led a 15 member delegation to the Ames meeting, seeking to acquire 110 miles of CN&W lines from Mason City to Marshalltown and Coulter to Clarksville for operation as a shortline. The push followed CNW's announcement of abandonment after an Aug 17 bid and an Aug 26 filing to abandon the Hampton to Steamboat Rock segment.
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Iowa Department of Transportation Commission
Chicago and North Western Railroad
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Hampton
Steamboat Rock
MS victim to run final leg of ROTC game ball
Iowa City man Tom Ziskovsky with multiple sclerosis will join cadets from the Great American Car Wash Coralville for the final leg of the Army ROTC Game Ball Run. The 120 mile effort starts Friday in Ames and concludes at Kinnick Stadium before the Iowa versus Iowa State game.
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Iowa City
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