Cedar Rapids school board OKs restructuring plan
The Cedar Rapids school board approved reassignment and pay increases for several district employees as part of the restructuring plan amid limited opposition. Ann Rosenthal opposed due to policy concerns and absent Keith Westercamp. trustees debated posting requirements and fairness of new and renamed positions.
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Linn-Mar kindergarten through eighth delayed by wet soil
The Linn-Mar School Board was told the new K 8 building near Lowe Park is 82 to 83 days behind due to wet soil. Delays threaten fall 2003 start. options include delaying non classroom sections or housing students elsewhere until after Thanksgiving break. Contractor Kleiman Construction works to regain schedule.
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City task force considers streamlined site plans and landscaping rules
The task force updates the City Council on a plan to require separate site plans for each new building and to standardize project tracking via a city intranet form. Proposals include mandating a preliminary landscaping plan at rezoning and shifting maintenance responsibility for city right of way trees to developers for one to two growing seasons, with a full zoning rewrite planned by year end.
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Don Kay a life tied to music and public service
Don Kay pursued music from childhood through college and a varied career. He played with the Avalon Orchestra and Cedar Rapids Symphony, served as an FBI agent and attorney, and remained active in jazz and classical ensembles. He recalls venues, names, and a life shaped by music and public work.
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West Branch hires police chief in unanimous vote
West Branch Iowa council approved Michael Meier of Walcott as police chief pending background checks. Meier will replace Acting Chief David Sloan in two weeks at a $38000 annual salary. The council earlier considered Matthew McNamara who withdrew after an assault conviction barred Iowa certification. Former Chief Dan Knight resigned following a suspension for shooting a fenced dog.
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