Cedar Rapids Traffic Delays Expected Near 42nd St and Edgewood
Road work at 42nd Street NE and Edgewood Road may slow Cedar Rapids morning traffic. Authorities warn of long backups as crews perform construction near the school zone. Local commuters should plan extra travel time and seek alternate routes.
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First day prep at Harrison Elementary with Suzette Ehrle
The Gazette follows Harrison Elementary teacher Suzette Ehrle in the weeklong lead up to the first day of school. Ramblin' 1B notes the behind the scenes preparation and classroom setup.
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the Gazette
Dave Rasdal
Harrison
Suzette Ehrle
Ellie Werndt Plays First Base and Umpires in Cedar Rapids Softball
Neighbors report Ellie Werndt participates as a first baseman and umpire in Cedar Rapids softball games, noted in Wednesday's Gazette for local sports involvement.
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Ellie Werndt
Cedar Rapids
Gazette
Brownfields look promising in Cedar Rapids
A preliminary assessment of southeast Cedar Rapids brownfields found no environmental hazards so far. The review centered on the former Farmstead meatpacking plant with issues noted in aging electrical equipment underground storage tanks and old drums. A second phase will include tests and samples to confirm contamination and cleanup costs.
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Zack Kucharski
Gazette
Cedar Rapids
Koch
Cedar Rapids parents press split bond vote for arts and fitness
Cedar Rapids parents urged the school board to offer a two question bond plan. They want a $44 million elementary expansion and facilities fixes plus $10–$15 million for high school fine arts and fitness additions. Supporters say split ballot balances arts academics and athletics.
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Janet Borheim
Cedar Rapids
Dennis Fitz
Dave Durland
Emmett Scherrman
Bush appeals in Iowa to seal 2000 bid with $300K fundraising
Republican hopeful George W. Bush urged Iowa Republicans to deliver the battleground state, saying carrying Iowa in November would be the final nail in the coffin for Democrats. The event at Polk County Convention Center drew over 2,000 attendees, with about $300,000 raised for his fall campaign in Iowa. Bush emphasized education and a broad 19 state touring plan through August 31.
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Rod Boshart
Des Moines
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al Gore
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Dream Team names in campaign race described in Iowa notes
Gore and Lieberman call themselves the Dream Team while 2A Reform Party candidates Buchanan Hagelin file for Iowa ballot and 5B targets Democratic states with large independents. Bush returns to Iowa for a fundraiser and visits a downtown school he labels a unique model.
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Iowa
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Philadelphia
Fewer campus crimes reported at UI in 1999
University of Iowa public safety records show 180 fewer charges in 1999 versus 1998 with declines in drug offenses and liquor violations and fewer public intoxication citations. Theft rose, Coe College reported burglaries, and officials cite size, reporting, and awareness as influencing factors.
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Erin Walter
Iowa City
University of Iowa Department of Public Safety
United States
Coe College
Pus
Tammy Edwards
Coe
Edwards
Omni Coe Luther Mt. Mercy
Cornell USA
University and College Public Safety Records
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