Iowa shelter opens as winter bites the area
The temporary shelter in Iowa welcomes residents without homes as cold weather settles in. Authorities report a cold weather response aimed at immediate relief and safe shelter access.
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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jan 06, 2015
Page
1
The temporary shelter in Iowa welcomes residents without homes as cold weather settles in. Authorities report a cold weather response aimed at immediate relief and safe shelter access.
Two Iowa City women launch Sprout Studio to creatively teach the Chinese language and customs to young children. Page 6A. Iowa football faces uncertain future as Coach Kirk Ferentz and Athletics Director Gary Barta stress a strong foundation despite declining program momentum. Page 1B.
An index of regional business conditions rose in December with signs of potential hiring in coming months. The report indicates strengthening activity across sectors and suggests positive momentum for the local economy.
The 2015 Gazette issue, volume 132 number 362, provides local news and notices. Contains page items typical of a regional newspaper including briefs, columns, and classifieds.
Windy conditions and blowing snow extended dangerous travel as Winter Storm Gorgon dumped up to 8 inches in Eastern Iowa. Iowa Department of Transportation crews and city teams in Cedar Rapids and Iowa City prepared to clear 1,400 lane miles with all 94 snow units, aiming to finish in about 12 hours after snow stops. Hazardous weather outlook and winter storm warnings covered the region.
Firefighter historians refurbish memorabilia damaged in the Flood of 2008 at Cedar Rapids central station. A brass fire pole, once part of the original station, now serves as a history bridge after mud and debris nearly destroyed decades of artifacts.
Accused bomber Dzhokhar Tsarnaev appears in a courtroom sketch on Monday as jurors start being chosen at the federal courthouse in Boston.
A U.S. federal judge started selecting jurors for the Dzhokhar Tsarnaev trial. About 1,200 prospects were told to avoid news of the April 15, 2013 bombing that killed three and injured hundreds. The proceeding aims to seat 12 jurors and six alternates for a trial expected to last three to four months.
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