Young hawk released after Cedar Rapids rescue effort
At Prairie High School in Cedar Rapids a red tailed hawk named Finish a nod to the baseball team was released after three weeks of care by Tammy Carolan and a bird rescue group. The raptor spread its wings and returned to the skies above the baseball diamond.
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Stephen Mally
the Gazette
Prairie Creek Intermediate
Cedar Rapids
College Community School District Building and Grounds
Tammy Carolan
Carolan
Prairie Hawks
Prairie High School
College
Thegazette.com
Landowners seek stay on Bakken pipeline in Iowa
Iowa landowners filed suit to stop the Dakota Access Bakken oil pipeline in seven counties claiming private condemnation powers should not be used. Des Moines attorney Bill Hanigan asked District Judge Jeffrey Farrell for a temporary stay pending the lawsuit.
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Des Moines
North Dakota
Iowa
Bill Hanigan
Jeffrey Farrell
Dakota Access
Vilsack criticizes UI med school opioid teaching gaps
U S Secretary of Agriculture Tom Vilsack urged the University of Iowa to update its medical curriculum to better address opioid abuse after noting CDC guideline changes. UI dean Jean Robillard acknowledged plans to adjust training for future prescribers and help families affected by addiction.
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Stephen Mally
the Gazette
U.S. Secretary of Agriculture
Tom Vilsack
University of Iowa Carver College of Medicine
Iowa City
University of Iowa
Vilsack
Iowa
Obama
Jean Robillard
US Health Care Medical Affairs
The
Medical College
West Virginia
Volunteer mows Cedar Rock lawn at Wright home site
Tim Stanford of Quasqueton volunteers at Cedar Rock State Park and mows a week’s growth on Thursday at the Frank Lloyd Wright designed home site.
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Tim Stanford
Quasqueton
Cedar Rock State Park
Grass Grows Rapidly as Wet Summer Keeps Mowers Busy
Eastern Iowans battle fast growing grass nicknamed water grass clogging mowers and leaving windrows. Cedar Rapids Parks Superintendent Daniel Gibbins says mowing cycles have shortened to five to seven days instead of eight to ten, with 1500 acres to cover across parks right of ways and flood acquisitions.
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Gibbins
Cedar Rapids
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