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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 03, 2002
Page
2
The Back Burner column previews rhubarb season with recipes from kitchens across Eastern Iowa. An online exclusive rhubarb bread recipe is highlighted along with other seasonal ideas for a tangy Midwest crush.
The Gazette clarifies fashion terms as readers ask about capris clamshell pedal pushers and flood pants in a concise Accent column. It untangles the wardrobe shorthand and explains each item in plain language.
A compiled contact directory shows phone numbers for general news, tips, departments, and services across Cedar Rapids and Iowa City. It includes lines for Arts, Editorial, Features, Financial, Food, Milestones, Online, Photo, Sports, and circulation plus classifieds and advertising.
The Gazette highlights recycling efforts at City Carton and local locations, notes establishment in 1883, and lists subscription rates and mailing addresses for Gazette Communications in Cedar Rapids Iowa.
Iowa reporters Rod Boshart and James Q. Lynch detail a 214 day six session timeline of the 79th General Assembly since January 2001 with upcoming election coverage. The Gazette expands local stock listings with 57 Iowa focused names and notes staff changes including Frank Gluck as Iowa City business reporter.
At the Tonys, Millie dominates with six awards including best musical and wins for Sutton Foster Harriet Harris Rob Ashford Martin Pakledinaz and Doug Besterman Ralph Burns. The Goat takes best play while Elaine Stritch earns a special event prize and John Lithgow and Katie Finneran claim acting honors.
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