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Iowa City Residents Hold Vigil for Trayvon Martin, Discuss Racial Injustice Locally: Iowa City Daily News Links, July 25

ALSO: Investigation into Coralville officers who arrested a man who later died after being hit twice with a Taser could take weeks to complete.

Another nice weather day. Could we make it four in a row? I think that could be a record for this year.

On to the Links!

Quentin Misiag of the Daily Iowan was on hand to cover a vigil for slain teen Trayvon Martin held in the Pedestrian Mall yesterday.

Misiag was also on hand for a public meeting with the Iowa Alcoholic Beverages Division.

Lee Hermiston of the Gazette writes that the investigation into the death of a man that was Tasered by the Coralville police could take weeks to complete.

An Iowa State climatologist says that Iowa currently is in a 25-year erratic weather period. So smoothing sailing after that, right?

The first game of the year could be a big one for the Iowa Hawkeyes. (the Gazette)

Motley Cow is set to close for a short time for renovations.  (Daily Iowan)

Print this out and hand it to your coworkers. Or better yet, your boss. (Daily Infographic)

Catching up with Hawkeye great Nate Kaeding on RAGBRAI. (Press-Citizen)

The Englert Theater is going to be hosting some upcoming movie events

Daily Links Excerpt of the Day

It could be weeks before authorities know what killed an Arizona man who had a chaotic run-in with police earlier this week and died a day later.

Johnson County Attorney Janet Lyness said toxicology and lab analysis for 40-year-old Thomas Martinez, Jr. will likely take several weeks. Until then, Lyness said officials won’t know for certain what killed him.

“We have to wait until the autopsy and toxicology come back,” she said.

In the meantime, all four officers involved in the incident remain on active duty. Coralville Police Chief Barry Bedford said he is limited in what he can say so as to not interfere with the ongoing investigation, but emphasized the faith he has in his officers has not been shaken by this incident.

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