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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Feb 14, 2014
Page
1
Sean Ulmer, longtime curator at the Cedar Rapids Museum of Art, will continue as director after serving as interim chief for over a year. The appointment signals continuity for the city museum’s leadership.
A major East Coast storm moves from the mid-Atlantic toward New England as forecasters warn of heavy winds and rains. Propane prices in Iowa have fallen below three dollars a gallon after a recent spike above five dollars.
National Public Radio host Michelle Norris urged Coe College audiences to listen to one another on Wednesday night. The remarks emphasized dialogue over speaking for others in a living experiences program.
The Hawkeye Fly Fishing Association celebrates four decades of activity this year, highlighting its ongoing efforts and community involvement as recorded on Page 3B.
Cedar Rapids faces a looming problem as abandoned houses threaten flood recovery funds. Matthew 25 notes city inaction risks federal dollars used for renovations demolitions and incentives. The Ellis Urban Village plan seeks to reuse blocks in Time Check with public private backing.
United Nations mediator Lakhdar Brahimi warned that failure looms in Geneva as the United States and Russia pledged renewed backing to keep rival Syrian sides talking. Brahimi said officials would pressure the opposition and government to compromise, hoping to unblock progress in the three week process.
The Iowa Department of Education will not grant exemptions for Cedar Rapids Community School District to end the year before mid June. Officials cited lack of authority and said relief would require legislative action. State lawmakers acknowledge the issue as districts may still push the year into June.
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