Cedar Rapids officers justified in deadly force
Linn County Attorney Jerry Vander Sanden says two Cedar Rapids police officers were justified in using deadly force on December 4. The decision follows an investigation and outlines the justification for the officers’ actions.
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Community Hospital honors its heroes at Virginia Gay site
The Plaza of Heroes around the new fountain at Virginia Gay Hospital in Vinton will honor people who assisted the hospital through the years. The feature appears on Page 7A as part of ongoing stationwide tributes to local healthcare contributors.
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Cyclone Fans Recall Monday Overtime Loss to Kansas
Monday nights overtime defeat to Kansas will linger in the minds of Cyclone fans as they reflect on a tough setback on Page 1B.
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Gazette Index 131 49 2013 Page Summary
The Gazette publishes INDEX volume 131 number 49 for 2013 featuring a compiled index page. It lists sections, departments, and calendar items typical of a newspaper index. The entry notes issue date and publication group for reader navigation.
Cedar Rapids casino forum debates economic impact
A Cedar Rapids forum at Coe College drew a modest crowd as pro and anti casino groups debated the project’s effect on the local economy. Investors led by Steve Gray and Drew Skogman push a $80 million plan across the Cedar River near I 380 with local contractors and unions, as petition drives target the March 5 vote.
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Scott Stines
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Flood risk not dried up
The National Weather Service warns spring flood risk remains normal to slightly below normal despite above normal winter precipitation. Deep frost, 15 to 30 inches, may repel snowmelt, and drier soil will be neutralized by frozen ground. Midwest storms unlikely to ease drought concerns.
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Maren Stofler
Quad Cities
Johnson County Jail population declines with savings
Johnson County Jail averaged 13.5 percent fewer inmates last year, per the sheriff's annual report. Sheriff Lonny Pulkrabek cites space for expanded diversion and treatment programs as part of positive impact ahead of May 7 funding vote for a new criminal justice center.
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Cedar Rapids bus depot to be renovated in 11.9 million project
The Cedar Rapids City Council approved an 11.9 million renovation of the flood damaged Ground Transportation Center depot. The plan also reconfigures Fourth and Fifth avenues SE to two way streets between First and DEPOT, PAGE 9A.
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