Cedar Rapids to Alter Tomahawk Park Drains for Mount Mercy Complex
Cedar Rapids officials plan stormwater changes around the 22 acre Robert W. Plaster Athletic Complex at 902 17th St NE and Tomahawk Park to relieve flooding. Mount Mercy will fund no costs for modifications. detention basins and walling will be installed with city and Mount Mercy coordination. The project, begun in 2016, aims to protect nearby properties including CV Insulation and residents while keeping Sept 1 opening for the athletic complex.
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17Th St
Cedar Rapids
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Pumphrey
Scott Turkal
CV Insulation
EK Ave
Turkal
Athletic Complex
Tomahawk Park
Cemar
E Avenue NE
Olga Hauder
19Th Street
Cemar Trail
Iim Slosiaren
the Gazette
E Avenue
Mount Mercy University
Cost sharing payments in doubt amid political shifts
The House sued HHS over legality of cost sharing reduction payments without explicit appropriation. A district court ruled for the House, payments continued on appeal. CBO warns insurers may withdraw and premiums could rise 20 percent next year and 25 percent by 2020. Iowa official awaits federal approval of a stopgap to lower costs for residents.
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U.S. Department of Health and Human Services
Barack Obama
Kaiser Family Foundation
House
Donald Trump
Congressional Budget Office
Iowa
Doug Ommen
Iowa girl seeks state secure placement amid gendered facility limits
The Linn County case centers on M R a girl needing a secure and restrictive facility. Eldora and Toledo boys and girls campuses limit options with out-of-state consideration briefly explored before in-state Human Services support could meet care needs. Judge Burns notes placement decisions rest with Human Services, while concerns rise over systemic gender bias and staffing at facilities.
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State Training School For
Eldora
Toledo
Woodward
Anthony Haughton
Human Services
Linn County
Jason Burns
Burns
Ryan
M.R
Haughton
Richard Shults
Mental Health and Disability Services For Human Services
Johnson County
Emily Voss
Voss
Four Oaks
CEOs resign from Trump strategy forum after Charlottesville violence
BlackRock CEO Larry Fink led a Thursday call where 10 of 12 attendees voted to quit the White House strategy and policy forum amid condemnation of Charlottesville. Fink said racism and anti Semitism must be condemned un equivocally and that he could no longer participate. Other executives including Jamie Dimon and Jeffrey Immelt echoed concerns and stepped away as the manufacturing panel dissolved.
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Strategy and Policy Forum
Blackstone Group
Stephen Schwarzman
BlackRock
Larry Fink
Strategy Forum
White House
Black Rock
Bloomberg
Fink
Virginia
Charlottesville
Strategy Group
Jpmorgan Chase
Jamie Dimon
Strategy Council
Merck
Frazier
Council
America
Dan Eaton
San Diego State University
Eaton
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