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A motorcyclist died Friday morning after driving off the roadway in Marion and hitting a utility pole, according to a news release from the Marion Police Department.
Traffic cameras at two intersections in Marion will be installed and ready to go live for a 30-day warning period starting sometime next week, according to Marion Police Chief Mike Kitsmiller.
The Marion Water Department recently set a new record for the amount of water pumped in May, with nearly 111 million gallons. The last time May’s record for water use broke was in 2012, with over 108 million gallons of water.
For many local parents, a new drag queen story time event was a time for parents to teach important lessons to their children. With an overwhelmingly positive response from many parents, tickets for last Wednesday’s event’s small venue sold quickly, prompting English to open a second story time an hour later. Before the events started, about 150 tickets were sold.
Also, federal funds boost Forevergreen Road extension in North Liberty, Coralville
Daisy’s Garage, opened this week in Marion, brings Cedar Rapids classics to a new spot.
Also, new principals named for three Cedar Rapids schools
National chain in bankruptcy, seeking to lease Collins Road Plaza space
Glew will continue to lead the organization until June 30, before parting ways to pursue a different opportunity in the Marion area.
Arleen (Luedemann) Starman and Clarence Boesenberg, both 97, met up in Tipton for a mini 80-year class reunion last month to reminisce about their school days and talk about their lives since.
The Marion City Council voted unanimously Thursday to approve a contract with Beverly, Mass.-based Sensys Gatso USA, to install and maintain two automated traffic cameras, as well as maintain a mobile traffic unit in the city of Marion.
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