Thursday May 8 | The Gazette
Alburnett students ready to benefit from special scholarship gift
“I couldn't afford Kirkwood and to live on my own”
The first substantial wave of lucky Alburnett High School graduates are on track to get unique scholarship help once they get their diplomas on May 18. via The Gazette
Tuesday May 6 | The Gazette
Department manager Pam Stafford-Culp, of Alburnett, unloads Bridal Veil plants from a cart outside of Hy-Vee Drugstore, 2001 Blairs Ferry Road NE, with customer service manager Bridgett Ball, of Cedar Rapids, ... via The Gazette
Sunday May 4 | Des Moines Register
Close Iowa's opportunity divide
“I'm mostly doing it [graduating early] to get out of this school. It's an OK school, but I feel I've done everything I can, and I'm ready to go on to college”
Alex Bruce will graduate from high school in the Southeast Warren school district on May 18 at the end of 11grades, offers only two upper-level math classes on campus. via Des Moines Register
Wednesday Apr 16 | The Gazette
Arline M. Ritze, 87, of Alburnett, Iowa, died Monday, April 14, 2008, peacefully at her home. via The Gazette
Mar 29, 2008 | The Gazette
Irvin L. Schmickle, 88, of Alburnett, died Wednesday, March 26, 2008, at Northbrook Manor Care Center in Cedar Rapids after a long illness. via The Gazette
Mar 11, 2008 | The Gazette
Linn County board moves forward on pay cut
“I feel like you can't win for losing in this job - I'm just trying to keep my sense of humor about it.”
Like most everything for the Linn County Board of Supervisors over the past two months, Monday's public hearing on the annual budget was overshadowed by the question of their pay. via The Gazette
Feb 29, 2008 | The Gazette
Alburnett residents told to boil water
A boil order is in effect for the city of Alburnett, intended to allow the Iowa Department of Natural Resources to test the city's drinking water for bacterial contaminants. via The Gazette
Feb 28, 2008 | KCRG
Feb 7, 2008 | The Gazette
Five county snowplows end up in the ditch
“You're really unsure where the outside edge of the road is.”
Five of Linn County's large snowplows have gone into ditches in rural areas as they try to clear the roads. via The Gazette









