Marion Nearing Blue Zones Status With 66 More Signups
Marion moves toward Blue Zones healthy community designation needing 66 more residents to reach the 20 percent participation target. The city has 13 workplaces and 5,329 residents with at least one action, while five schools have joined and restaurants and grocery stores are also participating.
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De Blasio Eyes bold vision on income inequality for 2016
New York City Mayor Bill de Blasio, with deep Iowa roots, urges 2016 hopefuls including Hillary Clinton to present a strong plan addressing income inequality. He criticizes Democratic and Republican rivals, plans a progressive contract with America and a fall forum for candidates, while noting the dire national economy and unequal growth.
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Gazette publication details and contact information
The Gazette established January 10 1883 publishes daily from Cedar Rapids Iowa address 501 Second Ave SE and lists subscription rates by carrier and out of state. Postmaster and subscription service contact numbers are provided along with the general office number.
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Cedar Rapids mural vigilante scene intact after paint removal
Restoration crews found the hanging vigilante image on Cedar Rapids City Hall mural untouched beneath 1963 paint, while another image of a physician and naked patient had been removed. The 1930s mural, unveiled in 1963 and painted over in 1956, remains under study as officials probe why headlines about syphilis were altered.
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Coe College to stage Pride and Prejudice and reading
The Gazette corrects prior misinformation about Coe College events. Pride and Prejudice will run at 7:30 p.m. today and Saturday with no Sunday matinee. A 4 p.m. Thursday staged reading of The Liar Paradox is also planned.
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