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Benny E Woolley – Independence – Mix 94 7 KMCH

Independence – Benny E. Woolley, 83 years old, of Independence, Iowa, died peacefully on May 8, 2021, at Thousen Cottage of the Western Home in Cedar Falls from complications of Alzheimer’s.  He was born on the family farm near Leon on March 19, 1938, the son of Cecil and Geraldine (Walker) Woolley.  He graduated from the Leon High School with the Class of 1957.  Ben attended Central College in Pella, Iowa, for two years and finished his degree in Industrial Arts and a minor in music at Northwest Missouri State University in Maryville, MO.  He taught music in Missouri before coming to Independence to teach drafting.  After he retired from teaching, he worked for Dave’s Cabinet Shop for several years.  Ben married Marcia Stewart in 1969.  The met on a blind date arranged by Harold (a former student) and Marilyn Freeman.  They were married over 51 years.

Breaking News | Nwaneri: Nigerian Oncologist On Global Stage

Views: Visits 6 Dr. Matthew Obinna Nwaneri is an Associate Professor at Carver College of Medicine and Medical Director, Iowa Oncology Network, medical oncologist at the University of Iowa Health Care (UIHC) Born in Ibadan, Oyo State, brought up in Lagos State and in his hometown, Umuezeala-Ehime, Ehime, in Ehime-Mbano local council of Imo State, where he lived with his grandparents after his secondary education, Dr. Matthew Obinna Nwaneri is not bashful of change. Very early in life, he learnt to work hard and expect to face new challenges. His commitment to these two key principles of life has today earned him a place in the league of leading oncologists in the world, to the pride of many Nigerians.

Knoxville Police Department Receives Donation from Weiler Foundation

The Knoxville Police Department received a $1,000 donation from Weiler Foundation Tuesday morning for the annual Helmets & Hotdogs event. School Resource Officer Kyle Keller says he’s grateful for this major donation. “This is amazing. This is the biggest donation we’ve ever had for this event. This is the sixth year we’ve done it, and we haven’t really put it out there much to try to get donations until this year. Every year, we’ve run out of helmets. Last year, we had a few donated after the fact that we were able to get to people who didn’t get one at the event. This year, this money will allow us to buy more helmets. We’re basically matching the number of helmets Unity Point gives us each year, which is 100 helmets. This is going to be huge.”

Monday morning Cedar Rapids shooting believed to be targeted incident

05/04/21 A shooting Monday morning on the streets of Cedar Rapids appears to be a targeted incident, according to police. A report of shots fired in the 3700 block of Blairs Ferry Road Northeast came in at 10:20am. Initial reports indicated that shots from a vehicle hit a victim who was walking in the area. Using a description of the suspect vehicle provided by witnesses, Hiawatha Police stopped a vehicle that matched the description in front of the AutoZone on the 2900 block of Blairs Ferry. Officers from the CRPD arrived and took the driver into custody. That individual is being detained pending investigation.

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