Cedar Rapids casino site split between river options
Cedar Rapids investors weigh two riverfront sites near downtown for a proposed casino. The plan includes city input for final placement, flood‑risk elevations, and possible flood wall. Local figures note benefits for taxpayers, residents, and nearby development.
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Gray
First Street
Denver
Colo. Gray
Cedar Rapids Development Group LLC
Ryan Companies US Inc
OPN Architects Inc
Marc Gullickson
Iowa
First
Second Avenues
Cedar Rapids
Waterloo Riverside join fight to defeat Linn County casino measure
Isle of Capri Waterloo joins Riverside Casino in backing Just Say No Casino to defeat the March 5 Linn County referendum on casino gaming. Waterloo reports up to 150000 dollars and Riverside up to 1500000 dollars planned against the Cedar Rapids option. Meskwaki could also contribute, while state licensed casinos must disclose larger expenditures.
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Just Say No Casino
Iowa Racing & Gaming Commission
Cedar Rapids
Linn County
State Commission
Riverside
Waterloo
Gullickson
Riverside Casino and Golf Resort
Iowa
Racing & Gaming Commission
Commission
Anti-Casino Group
Riv
Erside Casino
the Gazette
Steve Gray
Snowfall to shrink globally even as big blizzards rise
Ten climate scientists warn warmer world will reduce total yearly snowfall by about 50 percent in parts of the United States and globally, with shorter snow seasons and more intense blizzards when moisture-laden air meets cold. Studies cite Rutgers Global Snow Lab and Princeton researchers using new models to project future snow declines.
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United States
Rutgers University
Journal of Climate
Princeton University
Michael Oppenheimer
Mark Serreze
National
Snow and Ice Data Center
Princeton
Sarah Kapnick
Canada
Andes Mountains
Maine
Texas
Pacific Northwest
California
Sierra Nevada Mountains
Kapnick
Cascades
Philip Mote
Oregon State University
Rutgers
David Robinson
Bulletin
American Meteorological Society
Robinson
Oppenheimer
Women have higher hip implant revision rates in Kaiser study
A Kaiser Permanente study of over 35 000 hip surgeries at 46 hospitals found 2.3 percent of women and 1.9 percent of men needed revision surgery after about three years. Researchers cite smaller joints and bone structure, with potential factors like bone density loss contributing to the gap. Funding came from the FDA and lead author Maria Inacio notes the finding is a small but meaningful signal for longer term research.
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Kaiser Permanente Health System
Jama Internal Medicine
U.S. Food and Drug Administration
Maria Inacio
Southern California Permanente Medical Group
San Diego
Monti Khatod
Los Angeles
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Fred Timko
Wells Fargo Bank
Third Ave
Don Karr
Cedar Rapid
Karr
Rick.smith
Sourcemedia.net
Brian Ray
the Gate
Quaker Oats
Waterloo Casino
Linn Plans
Rick Smith
Rick
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Rnamedia Net
Mike Brown
Boston
Chinatown
Diana Zuckerman
National Research Center For Women & Families
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