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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 28, 2010
Page
2
River gauges show East Iowa levels rising at Waterloo Cedar Rapids and Coralville with Cedar River at 11.89 rising and 8.55 rising respectively while Conesville 13.09 and Anamosa 10.63 fall. Coralville Pool sits at 702.85 above sea level and rising.
The Gazette lists events including Corridor MPO Open House at Hiawatha City Hall 5:30 to 7 p.m. Noelridge Park Farmers Market 4 to 6 p.m. Cedar Rapids Coralville Farmers Market 5 to 8 p.m. and multiple public meetings: Cedar Rapids Airport Commission 7:30 a.m. Linn County Board of Supervisors 9 a.m. Linn County Conservation Board 4 p.m. Cedar Rapids School Board 5 p.m. Hiawatha Planning and Zoning Commission 6 p.m. Listings include meeting locations and times for Cedar Rapids Marion and Coralville areas.
Sunday and Saturday draws list Pick 3 7 9 0 and Pick 4 6 4 4 1, Powerball 13 30 32 38 57 with Powerball 25 and a $20 million jackpot no winner. Illinois Little Lotto 3 10 15 25 36, Hot Lotto 11 12 26 36 38 with hot ball 15. next jackpot $27 million.
The Gazette published daily at Cedar Rapids Iowa 52401 provides mail and carrier subscriptions with pricing for various editions. Postmaster and general contact numbers are listed along with a note on AP republication rights.
Local contact numbers and tips lines for Cedar Rapids and Iowa City are listed, including general news lines and circulation contacts. It appears to be an administrative or directory plate with multiple phone numbers and toll free options for reader outreach.
The Gazette urges readers to recycle, noting soybean ink and recycled newsprint in its printing. It lists drop-off at City Carton on Ingleside Drive SW and other local recycling locations for community participation.
The Cedar Rapids school board plans to award the first bid package for grading and site development of the District Services Center at tonight's 5 p.m. meeting. Estimated at 1.8 million, all bids came in below the figure, Superintendent Dave Benson says. A footing foundations and steels package will go out in late July and bid in August. The Educational Service Center Kings ton boardroom at 907 15th St. SW hosts the session.
Cedar Rapids school district begins construction of a 161000 square foot District Services Center at 2418 Edgewood Road NW replacing flood damaged facilities. Project cost now estimated at 44.5 million dollars with FEMA funding 12.46 million and the rest from local option sales tax. Superintendent Benson cites single contiguous roof plan and relocation of transportation operations.
The Cedar Rapids school district plans a 2 p.m. groundbreaking at 2418 Edgewood Road NW to raze the transportation building and reshape the front entry for safety and access. Mike Gumm of Shive-Hattery Cedar Rapids says the project aims to protect timeline and funding, with a $276.40 per square foot conservative estimate. Judy Marks of the National Clearinghouse for Education Facilities is also noted.
The project will replace facilities extensively damaged by June 2008. The lower level houses transportation, warehouse, long-term storage and a safe room. The main level contains administrative offices, professional and development center, printing and graphics, building and grounds and the art gallery. The second floor provides additional administrative offices.
D C said a project price is unique to its location and scope of design with no national figure. Marks noted New York or California costs could be 500 to 700 dollars per square foot, while other regions are lower. Benson praised the community impact and long term value amid favorable rates and construction climate.
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