Coralville Welcomes Reentry As Flooded Businesses Inspect
Coralville officials begin a phased reentry after the floodwaters recede with 16 buildings inspected and 15 cleared for yellow reentry status. Iowa River Power Co. and Burger King received access while awaiting safety re-inspections. Damages are lower than feared and recovery is expected in one to two months with repairs costing around 150000 dollars for nearby properties.
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Coralville
Burger King
First Ave
Ellen Habel
Habel
Iowa River Power Co
Matt Winchester
Flannigan’s
Winchester
Johnson County Health Department
Food Service
Douglas Beardsley
Health Department
Kevin O’brien
Fifth St
McDonald’s
University of Iowa to reopen after flood disruptions
The University of Iowa will resume operations Monday with non essential services back but in flux. Class relocations and air conditioning rationing will continue as flood damaged buildings, especially Arts Campus, are readied. Fall adjustments and space for classes are planned, with Hospitals returning to normal operations and extended clinic hours to make up for missed appointments.
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Sue
Iowa City
University of Iowa
Sally Mason
Lola Lopes
Isis
Don Guckert
Mason
University
Jean Robillard
Guckert
Uifloodstories.blogspot
Flooded Highway 6 project OK in Coralville
The $35 million 14 year Highway 6 rebuild in Coralville would survive the flood mostly intact though part of the road was under water for days. DOT officials and Coralville say debris and mud remain but no structural damage, with work resuming and an early reopening framed around a fall completion.
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Gazette
Coralville
Highway 6
Iowa Department of Transportation
Iowa
Vinton
Clear Creek
Kent Ellis
DOT
District 6
Cedar Rapids
Iowa River
First Avenue
Holderness
Ellis
Gregg.hennigan
Gazcomm
Flood Damage and City Fest Plans in Coralville Area
Flooding along Edgewater Drive reveals leaning houses and rising water marks as the Iowa River recedes. Coralville announces 4thFEST for July 1 5 in S T Morrison Park with The Guess Who headlining while Jazz Festival proceeds. A benefit concert for United Way Flood Relief Fund runs at the Mill Restaurant tonight. Nate Kaeding announces Chargers donation to flood relief. United Way Johnson County match up to 5 000. FEMA to return to Iowa City Farmers Market Saturday for relief guidance and disaster recovery site planning. Call 1 800 621 3362 or visit FEMA site to register.
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Edgewater Drive
Iowa
Coralville Marriott Hotel & Conference Center
Iowa River Landing District
Iowa City
the Gazette
Guess Who
S.T. Morrison Park
United Way Flood Relief Fund
Public
Dave Zollo
Shame Train
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Miracles of God
Nate Basinger
The
Diplomats
Nate Kaeding
San Diego Chargers
Iowa City Area
Kaeding
Chargers
Iowa City West
University of Iowa
FEMA
Chauncey Swan
Johnson County
Fema. Gov
Iowa National Guard deploys to Johnson County
About 300 Iowa National Guard soldiers have been in Johnson County this week to assist local authorities with security and logistics under the governor. Local officials request Guard support through the state Emergency Operations Center, which issues the orders per spokesman Mike Sullivan.
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Iowa National Guard
Johnson County
Iowa City
National Guard
Gover
State Emergency Operations Center
Mike Sullivan
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