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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Aug 25, 2014
Page
1
Delaware County seeks voter approval in November to fund an expanded jail facility. Local officials frame project as modernization to boost capacity and safety, with construction and cost details outlined for residents.
Authorities blend old police work with new tech to identify the Islamic State extremist behind journalist James Foley’s murder. With the attacker cloaked in dark clothing, investigators study the voice in the video and related materials, while emails to Foley’s family may yield clues as nations widen intelligence efforts.
Visitors step into Holbrook’s Old St. Michael’s Church to feel a walk through historic Ireland as the community preserves a treasured site. The article highlights the church’s history, architecture, and local effort to maintain the landmark for future generations.
A magnitude 6.0 earthquake jolted the San Francisco Bay Area waking residents early Sunday. Gov. Jerry Brown declared a state of emergency as officials assess damage and response. The page 3A report covers the seismic impact and emergency actions.
Former Iowa running back Jermelle Lewis joins Cedar Rapids Jefferson as an assistant coach. He works with running backs and kick returners, bringing college experience to the Jefferson program on the Page 1B sports section.
Iowa City police officer David Schwindt updates the CrimeStoppers site to add theft and criminal mischief cases with photos or videos that do not warrant a news release. He says 75 percent of camera cases can be solved internally, while 25 percent involve unknown suspects.
Johns Hopkins doctors use a new sequencing test to identify an undiagnosed progressive neuromuscular disease in a Gambrills triplet nicknamed Mick. The family hopes a name for the illness will relieve pain from the unknown, as Cathy Smith discusses relief at last.
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