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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jan 23, 2016
Page
5
The Gazette editorial desk announces contact options including email at thegazette.com, mailing address Box 511 Cedar Rapids IA 52406, and a questions phone line at 319 398 8469. The notice provides readers with methods to reach opinions, letters, and editorial inquiries.
The Gazette notes bipartisan cooperation to fix caucus reporting after 2012 flaws. A Microsoft based app will feed precinct results for Republicans and Democrats with a backup phone line. Training covers hundreds of Iowans and a 48 hour certification goal. Democrats introduce a tele caucus for service members and absentees.
Readers laud Higley Manor at 860 17th St SE Cedar Rapids for a warm homey atmosphere, clean facilities, and attentive staff including Wendy the administrator and Renee secretary. They note activities such as live music, while also thanking local 911 operators and emergency responders.
Lenore Skenazy profiles a self deprecating approach to New Year goals. She jokes about failed diets exercise plans and gym memberships while venting about kale yoga mats and overpriced routines. The piece captures a casual witty tone and ends noting her syndicated column status and contact for comments.
Lyndalowa notes Palin endorses Donald Trump while criticizing media wedges between McCain and Trump. The piece recalls McCain's Vietnam service, Trump deferments, and Palin's Tulsa remarks on veterans, ending with a blunt view of Palin’s strategy and a jab at obscurity.
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