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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Apr 17, 2014
Page
1
Rasberry Williams gains parole after nearly four decades in prison as the Iowa Board of Parole grants freedom. The case highlights long-term incarceration and rehabilitation progress within Iowa's justice system.
A feature on HOOPLA Eat Drink Local celebrates Iowa City restaurants and bars that emphasize local ingredients during the city’s restaurant week. The guide spotlights menus, farms, and craft beverages supporting regional producers.
Rick Smith reports from The Gazette on a pivotal decision by casino investors due today, shaping plans, funding and leadership for the project.
In Council Bluffs last night Cedar Rapids officials and investors watched as the Iowa Racing and Gaming Commission prepared for today’s pivotal vote on Cedar Crossing Casino. Mayor Ron Corbett declined to reveal any committee insights, while Cedar Rapids investor Steve Gray and Drew Skogman were seen in the Ameristar lobby ahead of the decision.
The commission includes Jeff Lamberti chair from Ankeny a Republican ex legislator with term to 2017. Richard Arnold Russell a Republican farmer small business owner term to 2016. Carl Heinrich a Republican former Iowa Western president term to 2017. Kristine Kramer a Democrat owner of K and W Motors term to 2015. Dolores Mertz a Democrat retired former state representative term to 2015.
Divers from the coast guard and navy resume the hunt for nearly 280 people missing after the Sewol ferry capsized off Incheon. Weather hinders rescue as officials seek why the vessel listed and flipped, leaving only a hull section above water.
Johnson County officials advance a $30.8 million 72000 square foot courthouse annex to the south of the current building. A May 7 meeting will review details and ballot language as supervisors seek voter approval in November.
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