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Yard sign fundraiser for family of Garber fire chief who died of Covid

Radio Iowa You are here: Home Yard sign fundraiser for family of Garber fire chief who died of Covid A northeast Iowa company that makes wood prints has created wooden yard signs to honor a local fire chief who died of Covid complications and raise donations for his family. Forty-five-year-old Chad Kuehl of Garber died April 10 at University of Iowa Hospitals. He’d been a volunteer firefighter in Garber since 2003. “We have several employees here who are also on the Garber Fire Department,” said Morgan Adams, lead designer at Shimlee in Edgewood. “When we had this loss we all felt it and we felt we had to do something and we knew sharing support through a sign was the correct way to do that. It just felt right.”

Transient arrested after absconding from Hope House for second time in two years

4/17/21 A transient faces charges that he absconded from Hope House for the second time in two years. 28-year-old Jesse James Nicastri was booked into the Johnson County Jail just before 10am Friday. The Department of Corrections says Nicastri checked out of Hope House at 12:41am on January 9th to go to the University of Iowa Hospitals and Clinics. He was due back at the Holiday Road facility by 9am that morning, but he never returned. Nicastri is charged with Absence from Custody, a Serious Misdemeanor punishable by a maximum of one year in jail. This is the second time Nicastri has faced the same charge, as he also absconded from Hope House in 2019. In late October of that year, he signed out for an appointment at the UIHC and failed to return. He was arrested about a week later and was given credit for time served and sentenced to community service.

2 hospitalized after Saturday night accident south of Riverside

Two people have been hospitalized after a two-vehicle accident south of Riverside. According to the Iowa State Patrol, at 5:20 Saturday night a 16-year-old from Riverside was trying to drive his 2004 Chevy Trailblazer across Highway 218 from westbound 150th Street. As the teen was pulling into the inside southbound lane, a southbound 2007 Jeep Grand Cherokee driven by 73-year-old Agustin Rodriguez Muneton of Ainsworth was changing lanes, striking the Trailblazer in the process. Rodriguez Muneton and 55-year-old Maria Rodriguez, also of Ainsworth, were transported to the University of Iowa Hospitals and Clinics by Riverside ambulance. Their conditions have not been released. The accident remains under investigation.

Family, friends gather to remember Iowa bicyclist with perfect heart killed in crash

Family, friends gather to remember Iowa bicyclist with perfect heart killed in crash Hillary Ojeda, Iowa City Press-Citizen © Pavlovec family/Special to the Press-Citizen Andy Pavlovec in 2019 in St. Charles, Iowa. NORTH LIBERTY Friends and relatives traveled here to pack up Andy Pavlovec s belongings Wednesday. While doing so, they unpacked three decades worth of warm memories of him. There were the high school years at Turkey Valley, when Pavlovec was a class cutup, once wearing the same shirt five days in a row to show what he thought of the peer pressure to be fashionable. There was a bicycle ride across the state that saw Pavlovec and his childhood buddy repeatedly being separated, only to have a hug-filled reunion in the evenings.

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