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Nov 3, 2026

Bill PetroskyNARRATOR
24:41
Authorities said a motorist was injured in a crash in Dubuque County.
Bill PetroskyNARRATOR
24:44
Sydney M. McDermott, 34, of Coralville, was transported by ambulance to Mercy One Dubuque Medical Center for treatment of her injuries, according to Dubuque County Sheriff's Department.
Bill PetroskyNARRATOR
24:53
A Sheriff's Department crash report states that McDermott was traveling south in the 1500 block of Farley Road at approximately 1.30 p.m. Sunday when the vehicle left the roadway and struck a large box culvert.
Bill PetroskyNARRATOR
25:04
First responders extricated McDermott from the vehicle.
Tom GettaNARRATOR
0:30
Afternoon storms today, high 69, low 48.
Tom GettaNARRATOR
0:35
Headlines include Willing West to Win, picture of Iowa City West fans cheering on their team against Dowling during a Class 5 quarterfinal game at the Xtreme Arena in Coralville, Iowa.
Tom GettaNARRATOR
0:51
Headline It's Election Day Today, Time to Vote, Children's Hospital Gets Upgrade for the Wave, with a picture of fans waving to patients, pediatric patients, at University of Iowa hospitals.
Tom GettaNARRATOR
1:07
And last headline, Trump rallies for Iowa Republicans in Dubuque.
Erin LondonNARRATOR
47:56
Western Dubuque draws North Polk in state opener by Brendan Samuels.
Erin LondonNARRATOR
48:03
The 2026 Iowa Girls High School Athletic Union begins its volleyball state tournament at Extreme Arena in Coralville today.
Erin LondonNARRATOR
48:14
Western Dubuque and Dyersville Beckman Catholic will both be in action this week hoping to march towards state titles in Classes 4A and 2A.
Erin LondonNARRATOR
48:24
The Bobcats play in the quarterfinals tonight, while the Trailblazers open play on Tuesday.
Teresa WhitakerNARRATOR
28:57
The district also used Grundemeyer in its search for an interim superintendent.
Teresa WhitakerNARRATOR
29:02
The district has 27 schools, serving more than 14,000 students in Iowa City, Coralville, North Liberty, and Hills.
Teresa WhitakerNARRATOR
29:11
Lynn joins others opposed to Alliant Plant.
Teresa WhitakerNARRATOR
29:15
The Linn County Board of Supervisors has joined the Linn County City of Fairfax and the Benton County Cities of Atkins and Norway in notifying the Iowa Utilities Commission it opposes construction of the Morgan Valley Energy Center proposed by Alliant Energy on the Linn-Benton County line.
Sharon FaldutoNARRATOR
56:01
And that brings me to the end of reading the Cedar Rapids Gazette for Sunday, November 1st, 2026 on the Iowa Radio Reading Information Service.
Sharon FaldutoNARRATOR
56:09
I have been your reader, Sharon Falduto, reading to you from my kitchen table on Coralville.
Sharon FaldutoNARRATOR
56:13
Remember, you can access a recording of this or any other items recording at any time on our website, iowaradioreading.org. You're welcome to comment, and thank you for listening.
Grace BarterHOST
39:00
It was during their first years in California that Carol returned to school to receive a master's degree in English education from California Lutheran University.
Grace BarterHOST
39:10
The family settled in Iowa City in 1976, and Carol and her husband founded Steers Incorporated, which included Steers Crafts and Gifts in Iowa City and Steers Gifts and Collectibles in Coralville.
Grace BarterHOST
39:28
Carol and Ron retired in 2000 and moved to Mesa, Arizona.
Grace BarterHOST
39:37
The children will greet friends Friday, November 13th from 4 to 7 p.m. at Lansing Oak Hill Funeral Service in Coralville.
Grace BarterHOST
39:47
A private family committal service will be Sunday, November 14th at Ridgewood Cemetery in North Liberty.
Grace BarterHOST
39:56
Also, a celebration of life will be held in Mesa, Arizona in January of 2027.
Laura BergusHOST
10:26
Yeah.
Laura BergusHOST
10:28
And someone said to me this morning, like, how do you, why can't they just operate like Coralville and just have like hundreds of millions of dollars of debt?
Oliver WeylineHOST
10:36
Yeah, because what's that done to Coralville?
Laura BergusHOST
10:39
Right.
Oliver WeylineHOST
10:40
Is Coralville nuked? Like, is it like a crater over there? No.
Oliver WeylineHOST
10:43
I mean, like, obviously it's not an ideal situation.
Oliver WeylineHOST
10:45
But
Laura BergusHOST
10:45
they have Trader Joe's.
Rachel MithelmanNARRATOR
45:05
To say that the Davenport Assumption volleyball team faced a tall task on Tuesday is a bit of an understatement.
Rachel MithelmanNARRATOR
45:12
However, the state's second-ranked Knights were up to the challenge, handling 13th-ranked Bondurant Farrar in straight sets for the Class 4A Region 2 title and a ticket to next week's state tournament in Coralville.
Rachel MithelmanNARRATOR
45:28
Junior standout Bell Cotton said, We talked about it in the huddle, that this was going to be a great match to prepare us for state.
Rachel MithelmanNARRATOR
45:36
There's great teams at state and no teams that are going to give up on it.
Kirk FerentzGUEST
84:56
Coach,
Gary DolphinHOST
84:57
Mike is on Facebook in Coralville.
Gary DolphinHOST
84:59
Kirk, I know you're a baseball fan.
Gary DolphinHOST
85:00
Who are you cheering for, and has he been able to watch any of the World Series? The Brewers and the Rays are on right now, and it's in the third inning.
Mary NeffNARRATOR
10:16
Rick Zarwell is a lifelong Alamakee County conservationist, birder, and former president of Alamakee County Protectors, known for advocating the land and water of the Driftless area.
Mary NeffNARRATOR
10:28
John A. Lundell is the former mayor of Coralville and city council member, who is a member of the Iowa League of Cities Hall of Fame and a recognized water quality advocate.
Mary NeffNARRATOR
10:39
So I've covered that correction.
Mary NeffNARRATOR
10:42
There is in the Iowa Today section a reprint from the Iowa Capital Dispatch.

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