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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 16, 2013
Page
1
Cedar Rapids marked the five year anniversary of the 2008 flood with Mayor Ron Corbett warning that the area is safer but not safe. He noted hundreds of millions spent to reduce damage and disruption and said a repeat flood would cause less damage thanks to ongoing improvements.
The Iowa City Pride Fest celebrated the LGBT community in its 43rd annual event. Readers are invited to start summer reading with 13 weeks until Labor Day as part of a statewide book binge.
A Washington debate over a far-reaching immigration overhaul may reshape the nation's demographic makeup and policy landscape. Lawmakers weigh major changes to visas borders and enforcement with potential long term effects on citizens and newcomers alike.
Businesses weigh the productivity gains and cost savings of remote work as they prepare for enhanced performance and stronger profits. Corporate leaders consider flexible arrangements, technology needs, and potential shifts in office space and culture.
Tim and Katie Hill live in a house with a yard that was once part of the Brucemore estate next door. Page 10 feature.
Weather notes from WL Gazette issue Volume 131 Number 158 dated 2013 provide concise region forecasts and climate snippets. The brief mentions conditions and expected temperature ranges for the day with typical seasonal patterns and local storm chances.
Infrastructure funding lags as Iowa DOT estimates a $250 million yearly backlog. Surpluses exist but fall short of needs, echoing a national shortfall of up to $185 billion annually. Fuel tax stagnation worsens maintenance funding nationwide.
Public opinion shifts as reports of NSA data tapping draw growing scrutiny. Congress shows uncertainty in how to respond as polls indicate rising angst among constituents. Capitol conversations take on a new tone with spying debates emerging.
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