The only questions after hunt was ‘did that really happen’
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Cedar Rapids, Iowa 52401
The only questions after hunt was ‘did that really happen’
A Linn County judge has ordered a Cedar Rapids contractor to pay $40,000 as part of a settlement for improper asbestos removal during renovations at Washington High School in 2014 and 2015.
At about 6:10 p.m., a driver was traveling north on Highway 1, between Iowa City and Solon at Fox Lane NE, when a deer ran into the path of the car, according to the Iowa State Patrol.
Up to $25,000 in funding is available to create additional slots that serve children receiving Child Care Assistance.
Visitors will have a chance to start holiday shopping at the annual Mistletoe Market this week. The event is scheduled to take place within Mercy Medical Center in Cedar Rapids on Thursday from 8:30 a.m. to 5 p.m.
The grants from the Cedar Rapids Community Foundation provide funding up to $25,000 for Linn County nonprofits to reimburse the long-term recovery of grounds. The grant application deadline is Dec. 6.
Nominees may be an individual, couple or organization whose volunteerism and outstanding service and dedication have made a significant impact on the Marion community.
The sessions are practices, not lessons, but experienced paddlers will be available to help. The fee is $10 per person per visit. No advance registration is required and the first session is Sunday.
At a time when Blacks were not welcome in Midwest hotels, James Weldon Johnson was welcomed into the Van Vechten Shaffer home in Cedar Rapids.
Although the retreat from daylight saving time might have worn off by Nov. 19, anyone still riding that extra hour into predawn wakefulness might get to see this month’s beaver moon turn “blood” red when North American gets a front-row seat for the century’s longest lunar eclipse.
The brothers said they organized the event to facilitate unity between locals.
SAN DIEGO (AP) — Parents held children born while they were stuck abroad. Long-separated couples kissed, and grandparents embraced grandchildren who had doubled in age.
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