Cedar Rapids flood spurs major redevelopment and new courthouse
The Cedar Rapids flood triggers a multi project rebound led by the National Czech & Slovak Museum and Library relocation, a larger campus funded by federal and state dollars, and the construction of an eight story federal courthouse. City officials say urban renewal follows disaster with broader support and increased housing and services.
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Redistricting Plan Reviews Boundaries After Public Input
The board approves a plan to review boundaries in coming years and form committees to study a new high school and elementary poverty disparities. Public forums drew hundreds. most parents want children to attend neighborhood schools.
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Jane Johnson
Districtwide Parents’ Organization
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