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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Dec 31, 2013
Page
1
2014 gubernatorial hopeful Sen. Jack Hatch argues for raising Iowa’s minimum wage beyond 7.25 dollars per hour. He says benefits extend beyond money, touching workers and the economy in broader terms.
The head of the Russian Olympic Committee promised strengthened security for the Winter Games after two bombings in Volgograd killed at least 31 people. The attacks raised fears ahead of the Olympic events and prompted police mobilization nationwide.
Cedar Rapids based community theatre expands from sporadic classes to a consistent ongoing curriculum offering. The non profit aims to deepen engagement through expanded classes, workshops, and programs for residents of the area.
A Cedar Rapids entrepreneur runs a pet wellness service that offers dog walking for busy owners and those unable to care for pets. The venture focuses on reliable daily visits, ensuring exercise and safety for canine clients.
Junior defensive tackle Carl Davis is coming into his own for Iowa as he overcomes injuries and surgery in 2011 to meet high expectations. The article outlines his progress and improved impact on the Hawkeyes’ front seven.
In Cedar Rapids two linemen brace a 7,200 volt job 45 feet up a pole near the Best Western Cooper's Mill Hotel as temperatures hover in single digits. The crew, including Joey Welton and Ron Spading, must complete a four hour capacitor bank move despite the chill and wind.
Iowa drivers both young and old face new state law effects as year starts. The changes include provisional license and instructional permit provisions with new requirements for information and compliance. The Iowa DOT notes updated license types and fees and directs viewing of an overview on its site.
Syrian residents flee Monday after clashes between opposition fighters and forces loyal to Bashar al Assad in the Adra area east of Damascus.
Longtime Council member Connie Champion leaves office after four terms in district B. Her final meeting was December 17, followed by a surprise December 18 proclamation naming Connie Champion Day.
Lebanon fired anti air craft at Syrian jets after a border air strike near Arsal, a Sunni town hosting 30,000 Syrian refugees. The attack followed a rocket strike and drew fast cross border retaliation as Lebanon media reported.
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