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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jul 05, 2008
Page
7
The Iowa City Jazz Festival features Euforquestra at 2 p.m. Garry Mahal at 4 p.m. Bonerama performs at 6 p.m. and John Scofield Trio with the ScoHorns closes the main stage at 8 p.m.
Iowa City will obtain a 1.2 million federal grant under the Safe Schools Healthy Students program. The funds support violence prevention, alcohol and drug use prevention, mental health services and early childhood social and emotional learning programs in schools and communities.
Flood driven housing shortage prompts Hiawatha City Council to permit travel trailers and recreational vehicles in mobile home parks through October 31. Dennis Neuhalsen of Tower Terrace Manufactured Home Community led the request citing many inquiries.
City Council on Wednesday forbids sheltering dangerous animals including big cats wolves bears primates and venomous snakes. The ordinance lists many species and protects veterinarians circuses carnivals and the Iowa Department of Natural Resources from enforcement.
The U S Department of Education grants Marion Independent School District funding for physical education classes. The first year provides 267334 dollars under the Carol M White Physical Education Program. Burr Oaks Road in Linn County remains closed due to Wednesday thunderstorm damage with crews working to reopen it.
A community event drew residents including the E Rowans to a festive gathering. Attendees enjoyed parades, music, and local vendor stalls showcasing neighborhood culture and history.
Laura Smith and Jenna Smith, sisters ages 4 and 6, dance beside the Independence Community Band during an Independence Day celebration at Riverwalk Parks in Independence on Friday.
The columnist urges planting memorial trees, supporting local parks, and donating to nonprofits amid flood recovery. Readers are urged to buy local produce, walk or bike, curb gas use, and push for renewable energy and intraurban transit. The piece ends noting Linda Detroy Alexander’s farewell as she moves to Colorado.
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