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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 25, 2010

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Christmas Glory: Birth of Christ in Bethlehem

The text recalls the shepherds in the fields under fear and awe as the angel proclaims good tidings to all people. It announces the birth of a Saviour, Christ the Lord, in the city of David this day.

City of David Christ the Lord

Highway bypass hurts Tama Toledo businesses and restaurants

The opening of a new 82 million dollar bypass reduced traffic on Highway 30, cutting local customers for the King Tower Restaurant and Granny's Family Restaurant by about half. Owners Kristy Tovar and George Kaltsis describe the downturn with hopes for spring over an anticipated overpass to restore east west traffic flow through Tama Toledo.

Dave DeWitte Granny’s Family Toledo George Kaltsis Granny's Kalis Tama-Toledo King Tower Tama

A soldier's holiday amid dust and danger overseas

The 2,800 Iowa National Guard members in Afghanistan face Christmas far from home with danger and loneliness. Spc Chris Christensen, 26, recalls his eight month marriage as he misses his Kristina in Cedar Rapids. Lt Ryan Lett, 31, Grinnell, notes morale rises with family contact as he marks his third Christmas away.

the Gazette Iowa National Guard Afghanistan Spc Chris

Biden predicts military openness to gays will lead to same sex marriage

Vice President Joe Biden said evolving attitudes in the military and public will prompt repeal of don't ask don't tell and a national consensus for same sex marriage. He noted changes over time during a Christmas Eve ABC interview on Good Morning America.

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