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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Apr 08, 2010
Page
1
The Iowa City school board faces a boundary redraw decision and must choose between expanding to a third comprehensive high school or operating with the two existing campuses. Consultant Rob Schwarz notes the choice will be a difficult direction, guiding the district's plan.
Iowa City schools consider redistricting with three scenarios from a 38 member committee. Maps and details are available online. The board aims to decide by year end as City High nears capacity while West High grows.
After 14 years of marriage Marla McKinney pursues a less adversarial split through collaborative law. The Cedar Rapids and Iowa City area train about a dozen lawyers last month to offer this process designed to minimize conflict and avoid court. Collaborative law, founded in 1990, aims to save time and emotional strain with trained family law practitioners like Jake Koller of Simmons Perrine Moyer Bergman in Cedar Rapids.
The article explains collaborative divorce as a method to reduce expense, time, and hostility in separations. It notes a five to six year effort, with Koller coordinating local training and contrasting the method with mediation.
Information on collaborative law is available at www.collaborativelaw.org. For a listing of Collaborative Lawyers of Eastern Iowa contact Jake Koller at 319 896 4022.
Jamie May allegedly stole 587784 dollars from the Cedar Rapids school district between 2002 and 2009. A first degree theft case was dismissed due to her death on November 1, 2009, at age 42 while battling breast cancer. A 14 page police report details suspicious bank deposits and monitoring by Farmers State Bank staff.
The Tax Policy Center projects about 47 percent of U.S. households will owe no federal income tax in 2009 due to low income or credits and exemptions. Filing by April 15 remains recommended to claim withheld taxes refund.
Nearly half of U S households will pay no federal income tax for 2009 as incomes fall low or credits and exemptions erase liability. The figure reflects households with zero tax due under the tax system including credits deductions and exemptions.
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