Two Hurt After Single Car Crash on Rogers Road
Cedar Rapids residents Sarah Deaner 18 and Monique Walton 22 were injured in a single car crash on Rogers Road. Deputies said Deaner lost control traveling west, crossed into a ditch, struck a utility pole, and the vehicle rested in a farm field near 4080 Rogers Rd NW. NW Street remained closed due to downed power lines.
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Sarah T. Deaner
Domonique T. Walton
Cedar Rapids
St. Luke’s Hospital
Deaner
Rogers Rd
Iowa City tailgate vote opens with Hawkeye games near
Iowa City voters can select top tailgate spots in categories for best food music and overall venue ahead of Hawkeye home games. Winners announced Oct 18. Amity Shlaes will give Cornell College Roe Howard Freedom Lecture Oct 7 in Hedges Conference Room The Commons free to public.
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Hedges
the Commons
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Bloomberg
New Yorker
Fortune
National Review
the New Republic
Foreign Affairs
Bus driver helps student with tooth emergency on Linn-Mar route
Linda Randklev 59 of rural Marion drives Linn-Mar buses and serves as a quick responder for students. This afternoon at Echo Hill Elementary a boy named Cody lost a tooth on the bus aisle and Randklev handed him a tissue to wrap the tooth before continuing with drop offs.
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ARION
Linda Randklev
Randklev
Marion
Linn-Mar
Cody
Echo Hill Elementary School
Bus driver Linda Randklev cherishes working with Linn-Mar students
Linda Randklev, 59, a Marion resident and longtime bus driver, recalls choosing the job for family-friendly hours. Since 2002 she has driven three routes daily, after stints in Linn-Mar's business office and a family T-shirt shop, saying the role is rewarding and that she has good kids thanks to her approach.
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Linn-Mar
Linda Randklev
Holub’s
Marion
Randklev
Home remembered as floods fade life of Cedar Rapids man
Harvey Nelson, 88, walks through the flooded shell of his Cedar Rapids home at 1725 Ellis Blvd NW. He recalls floods in 1929 1961 and this year and recalls his late wife Clairbel. He continues driving his 1997 Buick Park Avenue to visit the house and honor 81 years of memories. Nelsons Grocery at the storefront dates to before 1900 built with lumber from old ice houses.
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Ellis Blvd
Harvey
Clairbel
Kingston Hill
12Th St
Cedar Rapids
Axel
Anna Nelson
Nelson
Nelson’s Grocery. Axel Had Left Churchill Drug Co
Moline
Ill
Allan
Dave Rasdal
the Gazette
No new leads in 2006 Cedar Rapids murder of Dorothy Rose
Cedar Rapids police say no new information has emerged about Dorothy Rose’s 2006 death and no suspects have been identified. DNA testing yielded no arresting evidence, and former boyfriend Ronald Perkins faced unrelated charges. Police urge tips with a $1000 reward for information.
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Cedar Rapids
Kenneth Washburn
Rose
Washburn
Ronald Perkins
Perkins
Commonwealth Apartments
Wendy’s
First Ave
Cedar Rapids Woman Found Dead in 2006 Unsolved Case
Dorothy Rose, 43, was found killed in her Cedar Rapids apartment at 206 12th St SE after an apparent strangling with an electrical cord. Police say she died several days before her body was found on Nov 28, 2006, with a towel over her head. Her murder remains unsolved among a decade of Cedar Rapids cases.
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Dorothy Rose
12Th St. SE
Cedar Rapids
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