Cedar Rapids Warm Day Not A Record In April Showers Possible
The National Weather Service says Cedar Rapids reached 81 degrees on Monday not a record while the April 4 record sits at 86 in 1929. Iowa City hit 83 with readings for records limited. guidance notes near normal temps for the rest of the week with possible showers and thunderstorms.
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Sesame Street Live shows prompt Cedar Rapids parking advisory
Fans attending Sesame Street Live performances at the U S Cellular Center should allow extra time for parking due to construction. No on street parking will be allowed along First Avenue East between First and Fifth streets. ramps and metered lots remain open. Shows are at 7 p m today and Wednesday with a 10 30 a m matinee on Wednesday.
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Linn-Mar considers $8 to $12 million construction bond
Marion Linn-Mar superintendent Katie Mulholland urges the school board to revive an $8 million to $12 million bond proposal for a new elementary school as enrollment climbs. The plan was paused as officials discussed a 1 percent local-option sales tax for similar needs, but progress on the tax slowed and Mulholland states Linn-Mar’s needs persist.
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Iowa's most stolen vehicles include aging pickups
The 1991 Chevrolet pickup tops Iowa theft lists for 2003 per the National Insurance Crime Bureau. Second is the 1989 Chevrolet Cavalier followed by the 1997 Ford F150 and 1999 Dodge Ram pickups. Trooper Steve Barger notes pickups dominate thefts due to older models and less protection. Newer cars feature anti theft tech like OnStar.
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Rally marks 36th anniversary of MLK assassination
Sister Vicky Arndorfer of the Sisters of Mercy in Cedar Rapids views T shirts at a Peace and Freedom Rally. Marchers from diverse groups gathered in Cedar Rapids to honor Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. on the 36th anniversary of his death.
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Cedar Rapids march honors King with turnout over two hundred
In Cedar Rapids more than 200 people joined the Peace and Freedom Rally and March in memory of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Coe College sociologist Makio Fitts praised the turnout and organizers explained the event aimed to recreate a Freedom March. Kristin Hutson, Coe chaplain, noted the effort grew from campus activities.
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Most Stolen Vehicles by State Link
Gazette Online directs readers to a page listing the most stolen vehicles by state with a nationwide overview and state rankings. The article notes that data is compiled from reported thefts and urges readers to visit the site for the full state-by-state list.
Vehicle theft prevention tips from Iowa State Patrol and NICB
Lock the doors and close all windows. Park in well lit areas and never leave valuables in sight. Do not hide a second set of keys in the vehicle and take the title with you. Put the car in a garage if possible and lock the garage.
Iowa health care report earns mixed reviews in state
Iowa officials welcomed the national health care quality report released at a Washington conference. The 14 measures with data for all 50 states show Iowa scoring above average and average in hospital home care and nursing homes, though ranking low in some categories. Spokesman Scott McIntyre called the overall result an outstanding report card for Iowa.
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Quality measures portal link for Iowa and states
The notice directs readers to the quality tools portal at quality tools.ahrg.gov to view additional quality measures for Iowa and other states. It emphasizes visiting the state page for detailed reports and comparative metrics.
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Cedar Rapids Considers Council Manager Government Change
In Cedar Rapids a blue ribbon panel backs switching from a mayor council to a professional manager with a nine member council nine part time including a mayor. The plan seats five district representatives and moves toward a council manager structure. columnist weighs pros and cons and urges readers to consider both sides before voting in June.
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