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Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Dec 18, 2012

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Closing arguments begin in Schlitter trial over Kamryn death

In the murder case of Kamryn Schlitter, closing arguments could begin today as Zyriah Schlitter testifies in his own defense Monday saying the injuries that killed 17 month old Kamryn were not caused by him or anyone else. President Barack Obama agrees to curb future Social Security cost of living increases and softens tax demands as talks with House Speaker Boehner accelerate to avert a fiscal cliff.

Zyriah Schlitter Kamryn Barack Obama John Boehner

Xavier students host playful session at Hoover ESL class

Xavier High School volunteers play games with children as parents attend English as a Second Language classes at Hoover Elementary School. The activity page highlights community outreach linking student helpers with immigrant families in the education program.

Xavier High School Hoover Elementary

Gesell Leads Hawkeyes Past Northern Iowa in Comeback Win

Iowa freshman Mike Gesell ended his shooting slump with 6 of 9 from the floor, including 3s, in an 80-73 victory over Northern Iowa. He earned Big Ten freshman of the week and ESPN national freshman of the week after the win.

Mike Gesell Iowa Hawkeyes Northern Iowa Big Ten ESPN Story

Business 380 Shop Sells Jewelry for Special Events

A local shop named Business 380 offers specialized jewelry for weddings anniversaries and other significant occasions. The feature highlights custom pieces and personalized service to mark important milestones.

Road project gets rolling on Highway 100 extension

The Gazette reports the 200 million Highway 100 project from Edgewood Road NE to Highway 30 begins with pond modification to relocate Blanding's turtles. Work started mid-December, creating a new pond while the old one is filled in ahead of highway construction.

Edar Rapids Edgewood Road Jim Slosiarek the Gazette Matt Dicken Rickless Mark Holthaus Blanding Rock Island Preserve Cedar Rapids

Iowa development chief nets 90 000 in bonuses over three years

Debi Durham, Iowa’s economic development director since 2010, received 30,000 bonuses in fiscal 2011 2012 and 2013 totaling 90 000. Agencies offered differing explanations with the Legislative Services Agency citing leadership of the Office of Energy Independence and the EDA calling it a retention bonus.

Iowa Debi Durham Legislative Services Agency Durham Office of Energy Independence The Economic Development Agency Tina Hoffman Iowa Economic Development Authority Hoffman

Government pay raises push past state caps and perks scrutiny

Report notes that Director bonuses and salary increases exceed state caps and a relocation package for the Revenue director prompts questions about official perks. The piece highlights how compensation adjustments and moving allowances fuel concerns over public spending.

TheGazette.com Smgs

Public Safety Pushes Facial Recognition for Iowa Sex Offender Registry

Iowa aims to digitize mug shots for over 5,600 sex offenders using facial recognition. The Department of Public Safety plans electronic signature pads laptops and cameras for sheriffs with a $110,000 federal grant and seeks $180,000 more for software and training to digitize about 10,000 photos.

Iowa Sex Offender Registry Des Moines Iowa Department of Public Safety Terry Cowman

Iowa City plan seeks balance of low income students

The Iowa City school district weighs a policy to equalize free and reduced lunch rates across schools to address wide disparities in student poverty. Advocates say it could ease challenges at schools with high concentrations of low income students, though moving students remains controversial.

Iowa City

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