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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jan 20, 2013
Page
1
A Cedar Rapids author co wrote a book about the experiences of black women who worked for white families in the Jim Crow South. The piece highlights the author’s perspective and the book’s focus on resilience and historical memory.
The Gazette reports UI Hospitals and Clinics discarded 355,000 servings worth 181,600 dollars in the year ending Nov 30, a 12 percent waste of food for staff and visitors. It notes unsold meals across seven dining areas and cites liability concerns for donations to programs like Table to Table.
Cedar Rapids residents can place food waste in green Yardy carts with yard waste. Collect kitchen scraps under the sink in a covered container, then move to a larger compost bin. Stir the mix to speed decomposition and rely on the Cedar Rapids Linn County Solid Waste Agency for processing.
The St. Louis Cardinals legend Stan Musial died Saturday at age 92. Known as Stan the Man, he starred for the Cardinals with seven NL batting titles, three MVP awards, and three World Series titles in the 1940s. The team announced the death in a news release.
St. Louis Cardinals say Stan Musial died Saturday at age 92. The Hall of Fame outfielder and longtime star of 22 seasons with the Cardinals left a lasting legacy in baseball. His passing was announced by the team.
In a Des Moines area meeting rural superintendents and lawmakers discuss adapting to war era competition. John Carver of the Howard-Winneshiek district warns schools must expose students to technology and social media to attract tech savvy teachers and keep graduates competitive. shrinking enrollment and pay loom over rural districts.
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