Weather Update for Cedar Rapids and Iowa City
Today forecast shows highs for Cedar Rapids and Iowa City with cooler overnight lows. Winds light to moderate and chances for spot showers remain low through the evening.
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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 08, 2010
Page
2
Today forecast shows highs for Cedar Rapids and Iowa City with cooler overnight lows. Winds light to moderate and chances for spot showers remain low through the evening.
Public Meeting Regarding Comprehensive Plan Final Draft in Marion from 4 to 6 pm at City Hall. Eighth Avenue Farmers Market and Ely and Springville Farmers Markets at listed locations and times. Linn County boards and commissions meet throughout the day at various Cedar Rapids and Marion venues. Lt. Cody Estling to speak at Wellington Heights Association meeting at Paul Engle Center.
Results show the Iowa Lottery Cash Game numbers 614 17 25 31 and top prize 100000. Pick 3 Midday 2 5 6 Evening 3 1 0. Pick 4 Midday 9 4 4 4 Evening 0 4 8 4. Illinois Little Lotto 2 25 27 31 37 and Lotto 4 29 31 32 40 43 with 6 of 48 jackpot at 11.5 million.
The Gazette outlines publication details in Cedar Rapids Iowa including address 500 Third Avenue SE 52401 and P.O. Box 511. It lists delivery options and rates for Morning Editions and Sunday editions and provides subscription service contacts and a general number. The Associated Press rights are noted for local news and dispatch republication.
The snippet lists general news contacts for Cedar Rapids and Iowa City including phone numbers for bedenee, Sanskrit, TIP LINE, circulation, and toll-free lines. It provides multiple local and toll-free numbers and area references.
The Gazette promotes environmental initiatives by printing with soybean ink and using recycled newsprint. It urges readers to drop newspapers at City Carton on Ingleside Drive SW or at nearby recycling locations for reuse.
Linn-Mar administrators will relocate central offices to the former Novak Elementary building this week without renovations. The board rejected Knutson Construction’s bid about 144000 above the architect’s 280000 estimate and plans a late year rebid. The Novak site will become Linn-Mar Learning Resource Center housing key district offices and the alternative high school. The board also extended Superintendent Katie Mulhollands contract to 2013 with a 170834 salary under a district freeze.
Marion Independent school board approves a new contract that freezes the district’s base teaching salary at $29,611 for 2010-11. The package increases by 2 percent, matching the state’s allowable growth for the year, in a consent agenda vote negotiated with the Marion Education Association.
Mount Vernon residents debated allocating funds from a 2001 local option sales tax between a new fire station and the First Street Community Center. Mayor Paul Tuerler noted both projects' needs while vague fund guidelines prompt division. The council plans to decide amounts at the next meeting on June 28.
The St. Ludmila Kolach Festival starts Thursday on the church grounds at 211 21st Ave SW with inflatable rides and refreshments from 6 to 10 p.m. Volunteers begin making about 50 000 kolaches for the festival running through Sunday. Drive-up kolaches start Friday at 7 a.m. and continue until 10 a.m. or sold out. Strawberry, cherry, apricot, prune and poppy seed kolaches available Friday through Sunday at 215 21st Ave SW. Activities include Czech music carnival petting zoo children s games and beer and wine tastings. For info call (319) 362-7282 or visit www stludmila.org
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