Cedar Rapids police host live chat on red light cameras
Cedar Rapids Police Department answers questions about red light cameras during a noon to 1 p.m. live chat at GazetteOnline.com. The first camera was installed at Second Avenue and Tenth Street on February 13, with warnings sent to violators until March 14. The system will monitor moving violations at eight city intersections to curb accidents.
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Stay Away From Ice As Weather Warms Across City Creeks
Cedar Rapids urges residents to avoid waterways still covered by thin ice as temperatures rise. Be cautious near bridges and culverts where currents may hide unsafe melt. Dark ice and clear ice warn of thin spots. watch for honeycombing and weak surfaces. Iowa City fires manager Michael Lombardo remains a finalist for Hamilton Massachusetts job as interviews proceed this week per the Salem News.
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Iowa City taxi sign idea halted for now
Iowa City Council delayed a ban on electronic or animated taxi signs. Officials removed the proposed prohibition and passed an amended ordinance enforcing state rules banning flashing lights, while Five Stars Taxi's request prompted a broader review of taxi regulations at a future meeting.
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City eyes ice rink on May's Island after tree safety issue
Readers weigh in on May's Island plans as officials consider an ice skating rink after the Christmas tree could not be placed there due to safety concerns. The column invites public opinions on urban uses and safety priorities.
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Flood consultant Levy to leave Cedar Rapids council ends contract
Cedar Rapids City Council appears set to end flood recovery consultant John Levy's involvement by month’s end. Levy describes his exit as a resignation, noting a new administration may want a different approach while he could finish current work. Council members questioned pace of progress and FEMA-related concerns.
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Contamination fears loom over Cedar Rapids Quality Chef site
The flood damaged former Quality Chef property in New Bohemia faces scrutiny after an environmental report warns of asbestos mold and hazardous waste. City officials note fires at Sinclair plant haunt recovery efforts and discuss potential health risks while a farmers market plan stalls pending cleanup details.
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Ryan Companies to manage Cedar Rapids flood recovery projects
Cedar Rapids approves an 8.35 million management contract with Ryan Companies US Inc to oversee Paramount Theatre reconstruction and upgrades to the Central Fire Station and U S Cellular Center. The scope includes more than 100 million dollars in city work and other facilities with completion targeted for 2012.
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