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Cedar Rapids Gazette in Cedar Rapids, Iowa

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Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Dec 17, 2024

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Cournoyer Named Iowa's New Lieutenant Governor

Gov. Kim Reynolds named Chris Cournoyer as Iowa's 48th lieutenant governor. A Republican from Le Claire, she was sworn in at the Capitol, replacing Adam Gregg who resigned to lead the Iowa Bankers Association. Cournoyer and Reynolds become Iowa's first all female governor and lieutenant governor leadership duo.

ES Moines Iowa Kim Reynolds Chris Cournoyer Cournoyer le Claire Iowa Capitol Reynolds Iowa Senate Adam Gregg Iowa Bankers Association Iowa Supreme Court Susan Christensen Christensen Pointment Des Moines Erin Murphy the Gazette

Justices side with former ISU professor in wage suit

The Iowa Supreme Court reversed a Polk County ruling on wage discrimination, allowing ISU professor emeritus Silvia Cianzio to seek damages beyond a two year limit. The court said the remedies statute is unambiguous and permits recovery for the period of discrimination, not limited to prior filing windows. The decision remanded for further proceedings consistent with its interpretation.

Polk County District Court Iowa State Supreme Court Iowa State University High Court ISU Silvia Cianzio District Court

Marion deploys molasses salt mix to melt ice this winter

Marion unveils a new ice melting blend called Magic-0 from Skyline Salt Solutions using molasses and calcium chloride to make salt stick to pavement at colder temps. Public Services director Mike Barkalow says the environmentally friendlier mix should reduce overall salt use and protect rivers by limiting runoff. The pre treated brine activates without water contact and aims to minimize scattering.

Marion Skyline Salt Solutions Mike Barkalow Public Services and Utilities U.S. Geological Survey U.S Barkalow Marion Public Works Mark Barkalow Olivia Cohen the Gazette

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