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Newspaper

Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Feb 18, 2004

Page

9

Moving on Up Escaping Low-Wage Jobs Forum Tonight

Amy Bartunek of Kirkwood Community College joins panelists Kim Johnson Carlos Vega and moderator Mark Bowden for The Gazette sponsored forum in Beems Auditorium Cedar Rapids Public Library at 7 p.m. The event free and open to the public with a Q A time, part of the Greater CR Reads program and inspired by Barbara Ehrenreich's Nickel and Dimed.

Amy Bartunek Kirkwood Community College Cedar Rapids Public Library First St Barbara Ehrenreich America

Convicted sex offender enters preschool triggering lockdown

A convicted sex offender entered Kenwood Park Presbyterian Church preschool Tuesday morning, prompting a lockdown. Police said no crime occurred. staff alerted authorities and sent notes to parents. The man, a third degree sexual abuse convict listed as high risk to re offend, quickly left and doors will stay locked through the week.

Kenwood Park Presbyterian Church Kcrg-Tv9

City approves first reading to ease church sites in DO-1 zones

Iowa City officials move to allow smaller religious institutions to operate in DO-1 commercial office zones by removing minimum lot size and setback rules. Churches would still need Board of Adjustment approval via a special exception before locating in DO-1 areas. The Church in Iowa City, 1014 Sunset St., advocated the amendment ahead of a broader tax exemption discussion for shell buildings attracting industry.

Iowa City Karin Franklin Board of Adjustment Sunset St City Hall Eighth Ave

Crash injures state troopers near fairgrounds

Two Iowa State Patrol troopers Jagat Sandhu and Tracy VanderWiel were injured along with the driver Meliseo Atilano in a head on crash on Riverside Drive near the Johnson County Fairgrounds. The incident occurred just before 8 am on Tuesday. Investigators noted center line crossing and that airbags deployed in all vehicles. Atilano was extricated by the Iowa City Fire Department and all three were taken to University CRASH.

Zack Kucharski Gazette Iowa City Iowa State Patrol Johnson County Fairgrounds Riverside Drive Highway 921 Jagat Sandhu Tracy VanderWiel Bob Cox Meliseo Atilano Johnson County Fairground Cox Atilano University

Little Mexico neighborhood razed for Interstate 380 in Cedar Rapids

In Cedar Rapids, the Little Mexico area east of Quaker Oats and Cedar Lake was dispersed for progress as Interstate 380 widened. Anthony Vasquez, 33, recalls family ties to the area and seeks photos to preserve memories as the 1960s urban renewal reshaped the landscape.

Edar Rapids Anthony Vasquez Mexico Quaker Oats Cedar Lake Anthony Alfonso Vasquez Little Mexico Cedar Rapids Connie Czech Village Taylor School Rodriguez Grace Fielder Mildred Sterns Ramona Vasquez Papa Juan’s Second Avenue Grace Ramona Center Point Road Sammy’s Lounge John Rodriguez Rock Island Railroad Roundhouse Dan Arenas Jim Vasquez Mike Pena

Cedar Rapids considers annexing 120 acres along Beverly Road

The city plans to annex 120 acres east of West Post Road along Beverly Road SW with 12 nonconsenting parcels included to uniform rules. About 107 acres are owned by three large parcels seeking annexation. the land now serves agriculture and would gain city water and sewer. A public hearing is planned for April before the City Development Board.

Ihe Gazette Cedar Rapids Beverly Road West Post Road Randy McVey Linn County McVey Scott Akers Construction Co Debra L. Hughes Dunlop Living Trust

Cornell students donate funds for faculty pay raises

Cornell College students vote to transfer 5000 dollars from student fees to the endowment earmarked for faculty raises. President Les Garner says the donation is a generous signal amid stock market losses. campus officials note salaries lag peers and some veteran workers deserve raises.

Tom Owen Gazette Mount Vernon Cornell College Cornell Les Garner Dawn Goodlove Garner

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