Kirkwood LIFE group Honored for McKinley Middle School effort
Cedar Rapids area recognition for Kirkwood Community College Students In Free Enterprise group. LIFE students renovated McKinley Middle School bathrooms installing motion sensors to save energy in collaboration with Alliant Energy and Sam's Club. An Environmental Expo is planned for April 21 with McKinley Environmental Club.
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Iowa City professor adds 10 more employees to harassment claims
Malik E. Juweid, a University of Iowa radiology and nuclear medicine professor from Coralville, amends complaints to include 10 more US employees alleging retaliation or harassment. He was placed on paid leave in January for alleged disruptive behavior. The new charges accuse colleagues of conspiring to suspend or fire him and of remarks claiming he ruined the department’s reputation.
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Cedar Rapids Firefighters Deliver Pizzas For Smoke Alarm Aid
Cedar Rapids firefighters will follow Papa John’s drivers to two local stores on Monday and Tuesday from 5 to 7 PM. If homes visited have working smoke alarms residents get a free pizza voucher. otherwise they receive a free alarm or 9 volt batteries. Officials urge alarm maintenance to cut fire death risk.
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Eyerly departs flood recovery post after 19 months
Outgoing city flood-recovery director Greg Eyerly marks his last day after guiding recovery from the 2008 flood. He cites progress yet a long path, notes $305 million still needed for a $375 million protection plan, and moves to HDR Inc in Cedar Rapids.
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Marion homeowners face 2.49 percent property tax hike
Marion city council approved a revised 36 million budget boosting residential property taxes 2.49 percent to 13.50 per thousand while cutting a full-time engineering post and adding two road crew positions. Public hearing set for March 3.
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