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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Dec 03, 2013
Page
1
Democratic gubernatorial candidate Tyler Olson announced on Monday he will reduce campaign activity to focus on family matters as he and his wife proceed through divorce. The item notes the schedule change and ongoing proceedings, reflecting a personal event within a political context.
Iowa State football coach Paul Rhoads travels to recruit with a newly opened staff position and no bowl prep, signaling a focus on future talent.
Business brief notes Treasures Then and Now adding new furniture home décor antiques and collectibles to its daily consignments at the 380 Store. The update highlights a diverse range of treasures as the store grows its inventory.
Cedar Rapids resumes full bus service as Ground Transportation Center reopens after flood repairs. Mayor Corbett notes downtown recovery while Assistant City Manager Fowler cites remaining canopy work and finishing touches over the next weeks.
Cedar Rapids district closed Polk Elementary in 2013 but the building remains active hosting YouthPort programs. More than 100 students receive daily services from Boys and Girls Clubs of Cedar Rapids, Tanager Place and the Young Parents Network, continuing community use since 2012.
NATO chief Anders Fogh Rasmussen warned that alliance troops must exit Afghanistan by year end 2014 if President Karzai does not sign the U S security pact. The Loya Jirga endorsed the pact but Karzai delayed a signature until after April elections.
Linn County Auditor Joel Miller urges Cedar Rapids to scrap the December runoff and return to an October primary. He says turnout will be under 10 percent in today’s city at-large council race, far below typical runoff participation.
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