Community Calendar Highlights Area Events
Marion Public Library hosts Preschool Storytime and Children's Library Program at 1095 Sixth Ave with themed Poetry Palooza. Butterflies 101 at Hiawatha Public Library, then Swingin At Sunset concert in City Square Park. Diverse listings include crafts, dance, markets, and government meetings across Cedar Rapids, Mount Vernon, Amana, and Washington.
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Cedar Rapids
Barry
Ill
Marion Public Library
Sixth Ave
Palooza
Hiawatha Public Library
W. Willman St
City Square Park
Marion
Second St
Diversityfocus
Country Friends
Moose Lodge
West Post Rd
Ellis Park
Russell D. Cole
Cornell College
Mount Vernon
Lindale Mall
First Ave
Greene Square Park
Fourth Ave
Mount Vernon Visitors Center
First Street West
Washington Farmers Market
Central Park
Washington
Lottery results for Wednesday July 30 nationwide draw names
Powerball numbers 2 5 38 43 59 Powerball 8 Jackpot 104.6 million with 2x Power Play. Iowa Cash Game 7 8 14 18 29 100000. Hot Lotto 16 26 27 33 39 Hotball 4. Pick 3 Midday 3 1 1 Evening 8 5 2. Pick 4 Midday 8 2 2 4 Evening 4 1 2 5. Little Lotto 5 6 9 10 36 Lotto 8 11 16 31 45 46 6 of 48 jackpot 4.25 million.
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Gazette Communications Contact and Subscription Rates
The Gazette published daily in Cedar Rapids Iowa lists subscription prices for carrier motor route and mail editions. Contact numbers and mailing address for address changes and service inquiries are provided.
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Gazette
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Local News Contact Lines and Phone Numbers
Cedar Rapids and Iowa City contact numbers listed for general news, circulation, and tip line use. Includes main lines (319) 398 8313 and (319) 339 3155 with toll free options and city-specific extensions.
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Gazette backs recycling with soybean ink and local drops
The Gazette promotes environmental responsibility by using soybean ink and recycled newsprint. It urges readers to drop newspapers at City Carton on Ingleside Drive or at nearby recycling locations for future sustainability.
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Corbett unveils five point plan for Cedar Rapids growth
Mayoral candidate Ron Corbett outlined a five point program to spur jobs and development in Cedar Rapids. Proposals include a buy local resolution, repeal of an alleged anti development plan, a Sell Cedar Rapids recruitment push, a small business council with weekly meetings, and a call to change the city’s attitude toward supporting local firms and attracting new ones. He criticizes delayed decision making and aims to steer incentives to smaller local startups.
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Corbett
Sinclair plant blaze leaves smoldering ruin on 30 acre site
Firefighters stay on site at the Sinclair meatpacking plant as crews battle a stubborn blaze that destroyed a brick building over 100 years old. Investigators seek cause amid suspicions, while city plans demolition and seeks federal aid to redevelop the 30 acre site.
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Greg Buelow
Buelow
Judge sets Agriprocessors trial to start September 15
U S District Chief Judge Linda Reade ruled the Agriprocessors and former vice president Sholom Rubashkin financial trial will begin September 15 in Cedar Rapids. The 163 count indictment stems from the May 2008 Postville raid and includes charges of harboring illegal immigrants bank fraud mail and wire fraud money laundering and non payment for livestock. The immigration charges will be tried after the financial case.
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Trish Mehaffey
Cedar Rapids
Agriprocessors
Sholom Rubashkin
U.S
Linda Reade
Rubashkin
C.J. Williams
Amara
Postville
Ex UI official resists motion to dismiss suit
Former UI vice president Phillip Jones files resistance to a motion to dismiss his lawsuit against the University of Iowa Board of Regents and President Sally Mason. He claims wrongful termination and lack of due process in Johnson County District Court. The regents seek dismissal for lack of jurisdiction and failure to state a claim. Mason fired Jones after a sexual assault scandal.
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Free admission set at Coralville Lake
The Army Corps of Engineers waives day use fees Saturday through Aug. 9 at Coralville Lake and related sites. Affected locations include boat ramps on the Mississippi River and beaches and launches at Coralville Lake Iowa City Lake Red Rock Pella and Saylorville Lake Des Moines. Camping fees remain in place.
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