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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Apr 18, 2013
Page
1
Construction will begin this summer on the Cedar Rapids Museum of Art entrance on Third Avenue. The project aims to refresh the facade and improve visitor access in the downtown area.
A massive blast at a West Texas fertilizer plant on Wednesday night left hundreds injured and sparked a major emergency response. Authorities reported widespread damage and ongoing firefighting efforts as responders worked to account for victims.
Cedar Rapids native Chris Christensen creates one of the first Sparkling Sauvignon Blancs under Bodkin Wines in California. Group hires Chicago consultant to raise district profile as MedQuarter expands. Hawkeyes coach Ferentz touts modern Iowa offense while Follies resumes at Paramount Theatre.
Heavy rains across southeastern Iowa triggered flash floods and a Johnson County emergency declaration. Solon faced concerns over the wastewater plant as creeks rose, with sandbagging efforts organized and roads in Coralville and Iowa City temporarily closed. Local volunteers were urged to assist.
President Obama called the Senate defeat of a background checks measure a shameful day in Washington. Surrounded by gun violence survivors in the Rose Garden, he vowed to keep fighting, noting 90 percent of Democrats supported the idea while Republicans opposed it.
Investigators spotted a Boston Marathon bombing suspect on security video taken before the blasts at the finish line. No arrest has been made and the suspect has not been named. Three killed and 176 injured in the attack mark the deadliest bombing on U.S. soil since 9/11.
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