Iowa City council race includes lawsuit against high rise plan
Rockne Cole, an attorney suing the city over a proposed 20 story building on city land at College and Gilbert, runs for one of two at large seats. Incumbents Susan Mims and Terry Dickens face challengers Kingsley Botchway II and Catherine Champion in the November 5 election.
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Few C R challengers emerge in Cedar Rapids mayor race
The Cedar Rapids mayoral contest has few challengers as voters await a credible candidate. Historical examples show late starts, with Ron Corbett and Paul Pate announcing months before elections, while Kay Halloran and Lee Clancey delayed candidacies. Corbett says he does not know why challengers are slow to emerge.
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Corbett touts new Cedar Rapids survey results for re election bid
Mayor Ron Corbett says a Victory Enterprises poll shows 61 percent view Cedar Rapids as heading in the right direction with a 5.65 percent margin of error. Flood recovery and downtown revitalization are top positives while street repairs and flood protection lead the issues cited for City Hall. Incumbents in three council races seek renewal as filing nears September 19, with mayoral nominating papers due 471 signatures.
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Grant Wood window returns to display at Veterans Memorial Building
24-foot Grant Wood stained glass window at the Veterans Memorial Building reopens for Fourth of July events in Cedar Rapids after flood repairs. The work, created in the 1920s for $9,000, now valued above $3 million and depicts six soldiers from American conflicts through the 1920s.
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