Final C R residents regaining power
Cedar Rapids resident Ashley Turner describes the lingering stress of the Aug. 10 derecho power outage during the pandemic. Her daughter built a popcorn stand from concrete to entertain neighbors as nights in the dark stretched on.
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City relies on volunteers to remove tree debris after derecho
Cedar Rapids officials seek help from volunteers and nonprofits as federal aid is unlikely for private property tree removal. Mayor Brad Hart says private property debris removal will not be covered by FEMA. city teams will collect debris placed in rights of way with volunteer aid coordinated by United Way of East Central Iowa through 2-1-1.
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Very alarming surge at UIHC as Johnson County hits triple digits
UI Hospitals and Clinics chief executive Suresh Gunasekaran calls Johnson County COVID-19 surge “very alarming” after 107 new cases in 24 hours. Officials note a spike aligned with UI campus return, as flu-like illness screenings and clinic visits rise sharply, with positivity climbing.
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