Monroe School in Cedar Rapids becomes housing prototype
The 1961 Monroe building is eyed as the first Cedar Rapids school converted to housing. Historians call it a groundbreaking preservation prototype as Cedar Rapids plans to close eight elementary schools over two decades to address enrollment declines.
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Memorial service honors Army Sgt. Donald Baker reburial
The ceremony marked the return of Sgt. Donald Baker’s remains identified after nearly 68 years as missing in action from the Korean War. Baker’s niece Maggie Baker of Cedar Rapids spoke of grace and healing, noting the deep affronts of slavery and the hope of national dignity.
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