Cedar Rapids Public Library rises from flood wreckage
The Cedar Rapids Public Library unveils a $49 million new facility with a three story ceiling above the adult fiction stacks and a 200 seat auditorium. The 11 percent larger building features a roof garden plaza three treadmills fireplaces and a cafe with drive up window as officials push to open in Anogenet.
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Library debate over role in Cedar Rapids growth
Cedar Rapids library director Bob Pasicznyuk defends a traditional core mission amid calls for modernization. The Gazette editors argue libraries remain relevant if they listen to the community, noting funding needs for operation and future growth.
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Winds down Afghan war as last commander takes charge
The man poised to be the final commander of the United States long war officially assumes command today. The transition marks the end of an era and signals a shift in how the conflict will be remembered and managed.
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Gambling casino votes draw sharp backers and detractors
The Gazette notes anti casino leaders in Cedar Rapids warn of business harm and wasted money while querying why voters in 14 counties with casinos backed gaming in November 2010. They argue casinos create jobs and spur investment, countering opponent claims.
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Cedar Rapids Casino Forum Dates Set by Local Groups
Two public forums will discuss the Cedar Rapids casino issue this month. At 6 p.m. Tuesday the National Czech & Slovak Museum and Library hosts an event sponsored by ImpactCR. The second forum is at 7 p.m. Feb. 26 in Sinclair Auditorium at Coe College, sponsored by The Gazette and KCRG-TV9.
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New England digs out after epic snowfall
New Englanders faced backbreaking work removing up to 38 feet of snow as emergency crews used snowmobiles to reach stranded motorists. About 650,000 homes lost power and the New York to Boston corridor remained largely impassable with cars buried and doors blocked.
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