Cedar Rapids School Board Approves Bond Planning Pact
Cedar Rapids school board unanimously approved an $850,000 agreement with Shive-Hattery to guide facility planning for a potential general obligation bond in 2025. The move follows a rejected $220 million bond and comes as voters will consider extending the 10 year Physical Plant and Equipment Levy in September.
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Kennedy High School
Cedar Rapids
Savannah Blake
the Gazette
Edar Rapids
Shive-Hattery
Chad Schumacher
Nation's first data chief urges people focus on those data points
Cedar Rapids audience hears DJ Patil describe data as powerful for healing and unity or destruction, stressing that data must be person centered. He cites a Stage 4 cancer patient who wrote to Obama to illustrate how named data can drive medical research and social impact at Coe College's Contemporary Issues Forum.
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Cedar Rapids
U.S
DJ Pauil
Pauil
Coe College
Sinclair Auditorium
Sues Forum
George H.W. Bush
Lech Walesa
Salman Rushdie
Barack Obama
Patil
DJ Patil
Paul
Coe
Jim Slosiarek
the Gazette
Cedar Rapids considers 576 million data center project
A unnamed company seeks city and state incentives to build a 576 million data center at the Big Cedar Industrial Center along 76th Avenue SW and Edgewood Road SW. The plan, via Heaviside LLC, would create 31 full time jobs and start construction within three years if approved.
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Big Cedar
Heaviside LLC
76Th Avenue
Edgewood Road
Big Cedar Industrial Center
Heaviside
Kitchen Appliance Company
SubZero
FedEx
BAE Systems
Defense Aerospace
Data Center
Iowa
Alliant Energy
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