Hawkeye Mania Drives Holiday Merchandise Surge
Hawkeye branded items and bowl merchandise flood area stores amid high demand. Police report fewer lawn-display thefts but some incidents dampen holiday cheer. Dallas Clark and Eric Steinbach earn AP first team honors, the first Hawkeye duo since Tim Dwight. The Little Hawks beat the Lions 51 48 in girls basketball Tuesday.
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Valley Forge marks 225th anniversary event
Valley Forge will celebrate its 225th year with a Revolutionary War reenactment and lantern tours. The observance highlights the historic site and draws visitors and historians to the anniversary activities.
Tomorrow’s Holiday CDs Take Center Stage
A weekend showcase invites listeners to sample the season’s newest Christmas music releases. Music critics highlight fresh arranges from notable artists and debut tracks set to spark seasonal playlists.
Edgewood Road bridge cracks force inspection and repairs
The four-pier Edgewood Road bridge shows cracks in the upstream and downstream box girder near piers 1 and 3. Officials plan bolting 10 to 12 foot steel plates over each crack to reinforce the structure while a minor crack is noted in a support beam.
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Bridge plan linked to Highway 100 project in Cedar Rapids
The Gazette reports Cedar Rapids officials discuss an $86 million Highway 100 extension to relieve Edgewood Road congestion. Mayor Paul Pate argues Edgewood Road’s Cedar River bridge shows the area needs a bypass while contractors meet to set repair completion.
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Powerball Jackpot Reaches 160 Million Drawing Draws Crowds
Iowa City and Cedar Rapids store managers report heavy Powerball sales as the 160 million dollar jackpot attracts players from $5 to $20 per ticket and office pools. If not won tonight the next draw could top 200 million.
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Friends: Nelson's mood sour
In the two years before his death Richard Nelson was deeply depressed according to longtime friends. Erica Lund a clinical psychologist said he was incredibly depressed when she visited in June 2001. Phyllis Nelson faces first degree murder charges in his death. He died of a single stab wound to the heart.
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Unity urged for Iowa economic development leadership
Mike Blouin, former Cedar Rapids Chamber executive, told a Des Moines news conference that Iowa must end town by town competition. He said 2.9 million Iowans must work together to grow businesses and jobs as he prepares to lead the Iowa Department of Economic Development, succeeding C. J. Niles with a $125,000 annual salary.
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Largemouth bass virus found along Mississippi River survey
Scientists warn a potentially deadly virus infects largemouth bass and related species from Dubuque to Harpers Ferry. Tests on bass with open sores confirm infection by largemouth bass virus and several bacterial strains, according to Iowa fisheries biologist Scott Gritters near Guttenberg.
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