Iowa Today sees school election changes in Cedar Rapids
Voters in the Cedar Rapids Community School District will face major changes in the September election. The edition also covers business expansion, funeral home diversification, laser therapy for pain relief and healing, and a sports note on a broader item.
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Hibu to Add Jobs in Cedar Rapids Amid Restructuring
Read ing England based Hibu plans to increase Cedar Rapids staff as part of a debt reorganization that will see lenders take control and the company delist from the London Stock Exchange. Chairman Bob Wigley says trading will stop once restructuring is complete and Kevin Jasper of Hibu U.S. notes the Cedar Rapids hub remains central to the companys U.S. operations with about 1000 employees and plans to fill more roles.
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Von Maur opens at Iowa River Landing in Coralville
Von Maur opens its 80,000 square foot Coralville store at Iowa River Landing today. The new location triples fitting rooms, adds space for amenities, a spa center court and a women's lounge with mothers room, seating and larger restrooms.
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Taste of the Iowa River Landing opens with free samples
Von Maur celebrates its opening with a Taste of the Iowa River Landing from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. in a tent south of Von Maur. Backpocket Brewing Edgewater Grille Vesta Konami Charlotte's Scratch Cupcakery Waterstreet Coffee Bar join to offer appetizers and beverages. Live music children’s entertainment and in-store giveaways accompany the event including a $1,000 shopping spree drawing.
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Branstad Aide Speeding Ticket Draws Review
Iowa Gov. Terry Branstad was driven in an April incident by state trooper Steve Lawrence who received a 181 dollar speeding ticket for 84 mph in a 65 mph zone on Highway 20 in Hamilton County. Trooper Matt Eimers faced no discipline. Branstad then announced an independent review of the firing of a veteran investigator who complained about the handling of the case. Former Justice Louis Lavrato will lead the review and report findings to Iowans.
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