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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jan 05, 2014
Page
1
The article lists 2014 must reads drawn from the 2013 best sellers at two Corridor bookstores, highlighting titles, authors, and selections on Page 14A. It notes curated picks and staff favorites guiding readers to new releases and enduring bestsellers.
Climate related changes in the ocean endanger seafood reliant populations. Warming seas affect fish habitats and catch levels, risking hunger for communities that depend on marine resources. Global fishery systems face disruption as stocks shift and productivity declines.
A page oneD report outlines how new firms seek funding through various sources and programs. It notes confusion over eligibility and access, with guidance on navigating loans grants and investor avenues. Experts advise clearly defining needs and seeking professional advice to maximize opportunities.
Cold weather prompts readers to venture out despite the chill with ideas to stay active. The note highlights indoor and outdoor options to beat the fever of staying home, encouraging participation in local events and activities.
Cedar Rapids voters now support a 1 percent local-option sales tax after a long balance of reluctance. Mayor Ron Corbett says two late-year approvals clear the path for flood recovery funding and broader city needs, signaling a turning point for local revenue.
Mayor Matt Hayek previews a bustling list of initiatives in Iowa City. Planned items include a redesigned downtown streetscape, a near-complete Pedestrian Mall high rise, talks on a taller east downtown tower, a historic bank renovation with a new nearby office building, and a proposed riverside multiuse structure.
Dr. Mariannette Miller-Meeks claimed Mountain Dew is the top food stamp purchase in Iowa but the state agency says it does not track purchases by brand. The remark underscores a broader debate over SNAP funding driven by ideology rather than data.
Today reports the driving force behind food stamp cuts in a two part series. Monday will propose solutions to increase program benefits and address growing demand.
Congress returns to Washington with a busy first week including Janet Yellen’s Fed vote and unemployment benefits. a Feb 7 debt limit deadline looms as Republicans hint at spending cuts while immigration and farm policy murmur in the background.
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