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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Feb 22, 2002
Page
10
The Gazette reports Hiawatha plans an 18 cent per thousand property tax rise to about 11.11, aided by a rollback drop from 56.26 to 51.67 percent. Aimed at debt service and capital projects, the budget includes 1.47 million for 2024 25 improvements and wage increases for non union staff.
City Council discusses curbs on outdoor lighting to cut glare and light pollution. A March 6 public hearing is planned with a sample ordinance from the International Dark Sky Association guiding limits, shielding, and restricting off site spill. Mayor Patterson notes potential template use for city restrictions.
National Weather Service meteorologist will lead a session on spotting dangerous weather in Cedar Rapids. Jim Meyer from the Davenport office will present February 23 from 12 30 to 3 30 p m at St Luke s Hospital auditorium. The free program, sponsored by Linn County Amateur Radio Emergency Service, covers Iowa severe weather traits spotting techniques and procedures. Parking is available in hospital levels 3 and 4 at 1026 A Ave NE.
Muslims begin Eid al Adha celebrations this week with prayers and meals. In Iowa City a service is set for 8 a.m. at the Iowa Memorial Union. Cedar Rapids observances at the Islamic Center, 2999 First Ave SW, start with prayers at 8:30 a.m. Saturday and include a breakfast.
Cedar Rapids officials report investigations like a Polk Elementary substitute kicking allegation are rare. The district says the case is being handled under policy with Principal Jane Lonergan Highley reviewing and a report sent to Greg Reed.
The New Pioneer Co-Operative Society reports a half million dollar loss in the first half of the budget year. The Coralville store at 1101 Second St drives most of the red ink after a $3 million remodel and ongoing $13 500 monthly rent. The co op trimmed payroll and suspended a 5 percent senior discount to stem losses while facing a five year lease.
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