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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Feb 19, 2014
Page
1
In a Page 2A Iowa forum, seven of nine candidates for the 1st Congressional District debated the Affordable Care Act. All discussed health policy, with disagreements about altering the ACA and future health care approaches.
The government detained Leopoldo Lopez after he spoke at a major anti-government rally. In related news, University of Iowa researchers examine art’s role in life while Alburnett eyes a repeat state duals run and the Pirates seek a quarterfinal win at Wells Fargo Arena. Meanwhile many American families increased debt late last year signaling shifting confidence.
A Iowa House panel advanced legislation to ease landowner fights against the 500 mile Rock Island Clean Line high voltage project. The privately funded line could seize land by eminent domain if agreements fail. Dozens in yellow shirts from Preservation of Rural Iowa Alliance urged tougher standards in the Capitol.
City Council agrees to negotiate with a development group to transform a former pool hall at 301 and 305 Second Ave SW Kingston Corner into a two story building. Plans include first floor commercial and office space and three second floor apartments named Kingston Village, honoring the historic Kingston roots.
Kingston Corner developers plan a 1.4 million investment across Second Avenue SW from the Linn County Sheriff's Office. The project sits opposite Kingston on the Cedar River flood buyout site with a first renovation and a second phase adding a new building. Owners include Jason Rogers Frank Stephen III Matt Miller Tommy Le and Tyler Oswood.
The long cold winter leaves ponds with thick ice and deep snow, cutting sunlight and lowering oxygen for fish. Fisheries biologists warn of possible fish kills as winter drags on, with responses tied to ice melt and pond conditions.
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