Religion camps for kids grow in attendance and spirit
Attendance at religion camps for children rises as programs emphasize fun alongside faith. Camp leaders note positive impact on self esteem, teamwork, and moral guidance during sessions that blend activities with religious instruction.
Kernels Attendance Aims for Franchise Record Season End
Cedar Rapids Kernels see rising gate totals as attendance trends push toward a franchise single season record by season end. The report notes strong fan interest and solid home-game turnout across the campaign.
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Boxers and Community Ties Highlight Jane Boyd Boxing Club
A feature notes how boxing attracts people for recreation humor and social ties at the Jane Boyd Boxing Club as it remains a hub beyond sport. Dr. Tom Mcintosh, a Cedar Rapids internist, plans retirement next month and is mentioned in passing among local medical figures. A related study released Friday outlines ethanol production's potential impact on local economies.
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Cedar Rapids moratorium halts interstate design rules
The Cedar Rapids City Council voted to pause the 1999 design standards along I-380, Highway 30, Highway 151 and Highway 100 for the rest of the year. Developers claim the rules curb projects and a review will begin, prompted by Mayor Paul Pate amid complaints of fairness and overreach.
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Novo Nostalgia fuels Iowa car show and nostalgia
Cedar Rapids reader Dan Tucker hosts the Eastern Iowa Nostalgic Novas meet at Collins Plaza with about 90 Nova owners registered. The four regional meets lead to a national convention in Harrisburg, Pa. Attendees showcase 1962 1979 economy models, including a 1968 427 V 8 fastback and a 1963 convertible with a dash dented by a boy’s teeth marks.
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Fires rage near Show Low as two Arizona blazes threaten towns
Blowing winds and blowing torches fuel two wildfires near Clay Springs Pine dale and Show Low Arizona. The 128000 acre Rodeo fire has destroyed at least a dozen homes while a 15000 acre blaze to the west threatens more. Evacuations total about 19000 with 100 homeowners refusing to leave. Firefighters battle with foam and brushes as temperatures reach the high eighties and gusts near 45 mph.
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State GOP considers rules on payments and endorsements
Republicans at the Cedar Rapids state convention plan to amend the party constitution to bar Central Committee members from paid roles with campaigns or candidate PACs and to prohibit endorsements in contested primaries. Critics call the proposal misguided while supporters say it curbs conflicts of interest.
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Park mixup ends in missing three year old found
Felicia and Amber Park left their three year old nephew Byron Moritz at Tama Heights City Park while at a park lunch with several children. The sisters each assumed the other had him, and the boy was not noticed missing until about four pm. Police were alerted and the child was found safe with relatives.
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