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City Manager Ryan Waller said the results are invaluable as the city revisits its strategic plan and budget process for fiscal 2024.
A bill waiting for Gov. Kim Reynolds to sign into law would strip local city councils of regulating the sale of fireworks, frustrating efforts of cities like Cedar Rapids and Iowa City to crack down on the consumer explosives in response to citizen complaints and a rise in injuries.
The Titanic exhibit will be on display next month as the Marion Heritage Center and Museum commemorates the 110th anniversary of the ill-fated voyage. Passengers for the day can sample menu items served as the last meal on the ship and at the end view the 1997 “Titanic” movie.
Phase 2 will close off 10th Street between Seventh and Eighth avenues for part of the spring and summer
City’s first community impact award recognizes couple’s decades of volunteer work
“Unfortunately we’re running into construction delays everyone is seeing,” said Deputy Library Director James Teahen.
When a theater is dark, a lone light is set on a stand downstage and left shining. Known as the …
James Shannon Sr., 50, faces three counts of third-degree sexual abuse, accused of sexually abusing a teenager in 2005 and 2006.
Marion firefighters responded to a fire at the Marion YMCA on Irish Drive on St. Patrick’s Day. The YMCA will remain closed through the weekend and will open again sometime next week.
A 19-year-old Cedar Rapids man is accused of harboring a runaway. He allegedly took a 14-year-old from her house in Marion and drove her to Ohio.
Marion Mayor Nick AbouAssaly gave his seventh state of the city address on Thursday, his first in person since before the pandemic
The city of Marion will hold its first-ever city-wide garage sale this spring. It will take place on May 14. Residents who are interested in hosting a sale are asked to fill out a form by April 24.
Phase one of streetscape work along the busy street mostly complete. The rest should wrap up by year’s end.
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