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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 28, 2014
Page
1
Two people arrested in Cedar Rapids in connection with a bank robbery after a police chase. The report notes roles in the crime and subsequent capture. The item appears on Page 3A.
Six years after a flood destroyed the building in Cedar Rapids, New Life Pentecostal Church has completed its rebuilding. The congregation marks the milestone with a ceremony and renewed services at the site on Page 1C.
Federal Employees Credit Union members will join Collins Community Credit Union on Tuesday as 380 area credit unions consolidate. Page 7B notes the merger details and member transition.
The Gazette highlights several outdoor scenes captured by photographers this week. Favorite photos showcase landscapes, wildlife, and seasonal settings across local spots, with readers invited to enjoy the on page back feature.
Cedar Rapids and Linn County plan to seek tandem proposals from developers to restore the Knutson Building built in 1887 as a condensed milk plant and the Mott Building built in 1900 for windmill parts. The two century old brick structures sit near an outdoor amphitheater on the west side riverfront and were part of an industrial district after Kingston emerged. Community details note support crews and food stands for the BBQ Roundup near the Knutson Building.
The Gazette reports shrinking Iowa high school graduates and a new Regents funding model that prioritizes public universities. Private and community colleges brace for stiffer competition as 26 private colleges and 15 community colleges join public schools in vying for in-state students and funding amid a shrinking pool.
Craig Pickens carries boards at the University of Iowa Children’s Hospital site in Iowa City. The construction workforce includes many workers who left other careers to join the trade due to abundant job opportunities.
Craig Pickens, a carpenter on the University of Iowa Children’s Hospital project, describes moving from ground level plywood to laying the top deck as demand for skilled labor grows. He cites better pay and hours as workers switch from residential to industrial construction.
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