Change sought for donation meters in Iowa City downtown
Iowa City officials aim to remove donation meters from the Pedestrian Mall amid declining contributions for the homeless. The move is discussed as part of downtown changes observed in Page 2A.
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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jul 03, 2014
Page
1
Iowa City officials aim to remove donation meters from the Pedestrian Mall amid declining contributions for the homeless. The move is discussed as part of downtown changes observed in Page 2A.
Dubuque Wahlert head baseball coach Jerry Roling earns his 1,000th victory, marking a milestone for the program. The achievement highlights a long tenure and sustained success on the field.
Johnson County braces as Coralville Lake may near its emergency spillway, a scenario seen only in 1993 and 2008. The Army Corps of Engineers updated that the lake could top but stay within the spillway at 712 feet, with 711.5 expected by July 9 as rainfall in the Iowa River basin could worsen levels downstream.
Cedar Rapids Community School District faces about 1 million dollars in storm damage. Buildings and grounds manager Rob Kleinsmith cites three worst affected sites: Cleveland Elementary, Jefferson High School, and Washington High School. About a third of Cleveland’s classrooms and its roof were damaged on June 16.
A page sixA update catalogs damages to Cedar Rapids Community School District properties from the storm. The report lists affected buildings, estimated repair timelines, and potential impacts on classes as crews assess structural and facility damage across district sites.
Johnson County residents along Driftwood Lane SE and ten other streets were told to evacuate immediately as Iowa River and Coralville Lake levels rise. Power is being shut off as crews secure homes while others stay on high alert for flooding.
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