Iowa City weighing buyouts in Normandy Drive area
Iowa City is exploring buyouts for Normandy Drive residents along the Iowa River after inquiries from neighbors. City Manager Michael Lombardo said the city is reviewing coordination and funding options forvoluntary buyouts. Nearby resident Steve McGuire expressed interest in selling his property near Eastmoor Drive.
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President Bush stunned by flood damage in Iowa tour
President Bush flew over Linn and Johnson counties and viewed flood devastation on the Corridor. He called the situation tough for Iowa City and Cedar Rapids, but did not promise new aid during his 3 1/2 hour visit. A $2.65 billion disaster funding bill advances in Congress.
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Flooding Coverage Expands Across Eastern Iowa
Ongoing flood event broadens in eastern Iowa as rivers rise with residents bracing for higher crest. Local agencies deploy pumps and shelters open as western Mississippi tributaries surge. Evacuation orders or advisories hinge on evolving river levels and rainfall forecasts.
President Bush Visit Photo Gallery Highlights
Online guide showcases President Bush's Cedar Rapids Iowa City stop with photo galleries and related stories about random acts of kindness.
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Quaker Leader Says We’re Here to Stay in C.R.
In a candid address the Quaker president declares the organization’s resilience as local flood damage prompts review of facilities and community support. The report outlines plans to reinforce the campus and assist affected students and staff.
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Cedar Rapids Faces Hard to Measure Temp Housing Need
Cedar Rapids leaders say temporary housing demand exists after last week's historic flood, but quantifying the need remains difficult a week after the disaster. City officials say the scope extends to City Hall as they assess displaced residents.
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