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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Apr 14, 2010
Page
3
Cedar Rapids officials outline 40th Street to Tama Street work on First Avenue and Twixt Town Road to Commerce Way on Collins Road. The meeting runs 4 30 to 6 p m today in Lindale Mall Community Room.
Iowa City hosts Evendean Morrison Myers candidate for the University of Iowa chief diversity officer. Myers, vice president for equity at North Dakota State University, will speak at 10 a.m. in room 837 at the Iowa Memorial Union on why diversity matters in higher education and at Iowa.
A reader asks about the fate of the World’s Biggest Beach Party once held at No Wa Wa Beach in Williamsburg Iowa. No current event details are provided.
The Linn County Board of Supervisors may approve floor plans today for flood damaged Linn County Courthouse work on the Third Avenue Bridge. Bids may be issued in June or July, with FEMA funds covering over 5.6 million of the projected 8 million cost. Officials oppose returning the clerk’s office to the first floor after flood damage.
The proposed Linn Courthouse layout allocates two large courtrooms and five smaller nonjury rooms on the third floor for traffic and criminal matters. Public access improvements include a new entrance and a wheel chair ramp, with clerk offices and records moved to the second floor.
Cornell College expects to reveal a final fundraising tally exceeding 92 million dollars, the largest campaign in school history. President Garner, 59, plans to transition in July to lead the Greater Cedar Rapids Community Foundation, leaving a strengthened institution and a robust search for a successor.
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