City braces for Cedar River crest and crestfall
Cedar River in Iowa neared a 17.6 foot crest prompting city staff to plan for the receding phase. Officials monitor levels and anticipate when water will retreat and cleanup efforts begin.
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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 25, 2014
Page
1
Cedar River in Iowa neared a 17.6 foot crest prompting city staff to plan for the receding phase. Officials monitor levels and anticipate when water will retreat and cleanup efforts begin.
Iowa officials prepare to notify residents about trains carrying 1 million gallons or more of flammable crude oil across the state. The plan outlines public alert procedures and safety measures as these high volume shipments traverse Iowa rail routes.
The Iowa City air show returns to the area for the first time in more than ten years attracting aviation enthusiasts. The event promises displays, flight demonstrations, and community outreach across a weekend schedule.
Stephen Baird, a University of Iowa law alum, helped passage through legal study toward a TPMO ruling. A three judge panel canceled the Washington Redskins federal trademarks as disparaging to Native Americans. The agency said the term cannot be protected under federal law.
City residents question church neighborliness as carriers seek 125-foot towers on church property in residential areas. Council member Scott Olson notes towers offer steady income for non profits while churches in Cedar Rapids can locate in any zoning district.
A Ukrainian helicopter was shot down near Slovyansk killing nine aboard, and shelling at a checkpoint killed two soldiers as the cease-fire neared expiration. Vladimir Putin urged parliament to revoke invasion authority while backing negotiations. Poroshenko warned of possible early end to the truce.
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