Decorah eagle lays first egg as webcam watchers look on
Viewers of the Raptor Resource Project webcam witnessed the female Decorah eagle lay her first egg of the season. Project director Bob Anderson says she is expected to lay two more eggs.
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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Feb 23, 2015
Page
6
Viewers of the Raptor Resource Project webcam witnessed the female Decorah eagle lay her first egg of the season. Project director Bob Anderson says she is expected to lay two more eggs.
Four attendees at Marion Independent School Districts public forum about hiring a new superintendent, all district employees. Iowa health data show rising death by own action among men 75 plus, with isolation and disability cited by Susan Schultz. Cold air dominates forecast with subzero temperatures and frostbite risk for the homeless.
Readers urge changes to Iowa law governing admission to the Iowa Veterans Home in Marshalltown arguing that long term care for veterans with PTSD TBI and military sexual trauma is blocked by an eviction standard. The letter complains the facility’s psychiatric wing is closed and asks legislators to act.
Jonah Goldberg argues Obama’s claim that no religion causes terrorism forces clearer discussion of beliefs and violence. The piece notes radical Islamists recruit from faith contexts and credits the debate for forcing better reasoning on how religion relates to terrorism.
Lois Buntz and Brad Hart reflect on 100 years of United Way efforts in Eastern Iowa. The column traces the charity’s community impact model focusing on Education Financial stability and Health, noting emergency aid during crises and ongoing needs across five counties. A summer community report will outline progress and future plans.
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