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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jul 17, 2010
Page
3
The emergency alert sirens near the Duane Arnold Nuclear Power Plant in Cedar Rapids malfunctioned last night. Linn County Emergency Management official Mike Goldberg said there was no threat to public safety.
A former Vangent employee Patrick Roan 51 of Iowa City pleaded guilty to exceeding authorized computer access in illegally viewing President Obama’s student loan records. He is scheduled to be sentenced Oct 12 in Davenport U S District Court.
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Iowa City officials are reviving a long ignored rule requiring temporary-use permits for commercial activity along Melrose Avenue near Kinnick Stadium. The Magic Bus faces scrutiny after neighbors complained about land use, with a public forum planned at the Iowa City Library as the group works to secure approvals.
Coralville announces a soft opening of its 74 acre youth complex this weekend with a cornerstone ceremony and exhibition games. Final league play is slated for next spring after weather delays. the $5.4 million project features five baseball and softball fields for under 12s, three soccer fields, a concession, restrooms, and playground.
The Coralville Youth Sports Complex planned ceremony led by the Masonic Grand Lodge of Iowa and Clarksville Lodge No. 668 at 10 a.m. marks a new public facility funded by tax increment financing. Exhibitions begin at 11 a.m. and pickup-game applications open this fall as local families welcome a long awaited site for youth and community play.
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