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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jul 30, 2010
Page
3
A man was hospitalized at St Luke's with a serious chest injury after a stabbing at a Cedar Rapids apartment complex on 32nd Street NW. Police reported no suspects as of last night and released no further information.
Three men were arrested after a disturbance near Redmond Park led to a 12 gauge shotgun shot around 7 30 p m Wednesday. No injuries were reported but investigators found a spent shell while police hunted the still at large shooter. Names: Nevin M Baker, 25 Ray A Robertson and Benjamin Harper, 22. Authorities described the case as ongoing with conflicting information.
Five or six truckloads of wet fire scorched seed corn at the former Sinclair plant raise demolition costs by about 175000 dollars, with total estimated costs reaching 15 million. FEMA funds the work though approval to cover corn costs is not yet explicit.
About three dozen Cedar Rapids area teens met with OPN Architects to influence the teen area of the planned Cedar Rapids Public Library opening December 2012. They urged natural light open space neutral colors bright accents and features like a large dry erase board and a possible coffee shop to foster social learning and community interaction.
Hillebrand Construction asks Linn County to release its erroneous bid but supervisors may tap the firm's 5 percent bond to cover the difference to Miron Construction. Chair Linda Langston says a legal review is planned with a Monday work session set at 9 a.m. at Westdale Mall.
D W Zinser demolition contractor donates labor to save a 1929 date block weighing over a ton from the former meatpacking plant at 1600 Third St SE. The block was moved to the Koehler History Center with FEMA funding covering removal costs. a 1919 block remains at Zinser’s Walford warehouse pending further decision.
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