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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jul 06, 2009
Page
1
Switzerland's Roger Federer defeated Andy Roddick in a 30 game final set to secure his sixth Wimbledon title. The match crowned Federer after a marathon final set extending to 30 games.
A 35 year old woman seeks guidance on stopping her elderly mother from nightly phone calls. Abby provides strategies for setting boundaries with compassion and practical steps for reducing contact while preserving care.
In Iowa City and across Eastern Iowa, community colleges report spikes in summer enrollment as laid-off workers retrain and four-year students seek cost savings. NICC sees a 13 percent rise to 2,021 students with 16 percent more credit hours. Kirkwood Community College notes similar trends as students enroll for affordable courses.
In Philadelphia Thurgood Marshall Elementary joins a district wide free meal program offering breakfast and lunch to all students. The plan removes forms and stigma by serving only schools with high low income student percentages, despite federal opposition.
Elizabeth Beets and Connie Hillsman run the Community Clothes Closet from Echo Hill Presbyterian Church in Cedar Rapids since 2005. They plan to relocate only a short distance as the charity looks to stay near its basement home despite selling the building space.
Hillsman notes the Community Clothes Closet serves walkers and urges contact at (319) 329-0940. The Echo Hill congregation moves to a new C Avenue church, prompting sale of the old building once Cen tral Park Presbyterian, now Imago Christi.
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