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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jan 29, 2009
Page
5
Victims of violence urge continued state support for safe shelters crisis lines and advocacy programs. Iowa Citys Domestic Violence Intervention Program reports a surge from 1000 to 1900 victims served annually, warning that a 4 million dollar allocation is needed to prevent further closures and protect survivors.
Tim Evans of Solon urges reducing gadget purchases and boosting sustainable alternatives amid concerns about e waste, coal reliance, and environmental impact. He argues for reflection on personal choices and systemic change to curb carbon footprints as society confronts obsolescence and pollution.
Mary Tines of Cedar Rapids reports that a staff member stayed beside her as she waited for emergency personnel, expressing gratitude for the support during her recovery process.
In Marion ISD voters face a choice between repairing Vernon Middle School built in 1924 or funding a new fifth through eighth grade building. Supporters say a modern facility better serves 21st century learning and will save money long term.
Residents praise Evergreen Estates for a family atmosphere with top notch staff. They list activities from bingo and dice derby to crafts and monthly manicures, daily exercise, meals, snacks, and van trips. One resident notes staff support after breaking a hip.
A Marion Independent School call to support a new middle school cites student needs and community growth urging residents to vote yes on Tuesday Feb 3. The message frames schools as foundation for future citizens and leaders.
A Cedar Rapids resident explains why a woman’s arrest for an unreturned library book is justified. The writer notes multiple reminders by the library, including phone calls, letters, a certified letter, and police involvement, urging return or payment for the $13.95 item.
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