Hawkeye Court apartments begin coming down in Iowa City
Demolition work is underway at the Hawkeye Court complex near Mormon Trek Boulevard and Hawkeye Park Road. The University of Iowa and Balfour Beatty Campus Solutions plan to rebuild and later manage the new apartments. Tenants fear rent increases will price them out of the market.
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Salmonella cases rise in Iowa linked to uncommon strain
Iowa reports 26 illness cases tied to a relatively uncommon salmonella strain from 19 counties. IDPH urges proper cooking of poultry and eggs to 165 degrees, thorough egg cooking for salads, and strict hand hygiene to prevent infection.
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Obituary: Edward Branstad Dies After Long Illness
Edward Branstad, 89, father of Gov. Terry Branstad, died Friday morning in Mason City after a long cancer battle. He farmed near Leland, Iowa. Visitation Sunday 4 to 7 p.m. at Waldorf College Forest City. funeral Monday 10:30 a.m. at Waldorf College auditorium. Burial at Forest Home Cemetery in Leland.
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Cedar Rapids approves 10 year tax break for Great Furniture Mart rehab
Cedar Rapids City Council unanimously approved a 10 year property tax break for Joe Ahmann to renovate the vacant Great Furniture Mart at 600 and 616 First St. SE. He plans a $5.3 million shell renovation, plus $2.7 million interior work, converting upper floors to market rate condos and lower floors to commercial space with basement parking.
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Cedar Rapids Metro Economic Alliance
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Mother of missing boy to be honored in Cedar Rapids
Noreen Gosch, mother of Johnny Gosch who disappeared in 1982, will receive the Family Protection Award at the 11th Preventing Abuse Conference in Cedar Rapids held August 9–10 at the Hotel at Kirkwood Center. She helped found the Johnny Gosch Foundation and contributed to the 1984 Johnny Gosch Bill supporting immediate missing person reports.
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Preventing Abuse Foundation
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Kirkwood Center
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