Cedar Rapids Iowa City Weather Forecast
KCAG reports today sunny with highs around mid 70s and tonight’s lows near 50. Thursday calls for continued pleasant conditions with light winds and seasonal temperatures.
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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 09, 2010
Page
2
KCAG reports today sunny with highs around mid 70s and tonight’s lows near 50. Thursday calls for continued pleasant conditions with light winds and seasonal temperatures.
Calendar items should be sent to Gazette online calendar page or by email at calendar gazcomm com or mailed to Community Calendar The Gazette 500 Third Ave SE Cedar Rapids IA 52406. Items are due 10 days before publication. For today's events see the calendar at gazetteonline com.
A schedule of events in Cedar Rapids Mount Vernon and Marion includes an Open House at United Way Medical District 4 to 6 p.m. plus talks on Hamlet at University Capitol Centre Iowa City and a Mount Mercy Forum on Women’s Suffrage 7:30 p.m. at Basile Hall Cedar Rapids Also listed are public meetings for Linn County boards commissions and city councils with times ranging from 9 a.m. to 7 p.m. at various local venues.
The Monday results list Cash Game numbers 8 15 17 18 24 with a $6 million 6 of 48 jackpot. Pick 3 Midday 3 9 5, Evening 1 5 2. Pick 4 Midday 8 2 9 3, Evening 1 7 9 1. Little Lotto 12 21 31 36 37. Lotto 16 19 23 27 41 49.
The Gazette lists prices for morning editions and Sunday delivery by carrier and mail rates for 4 and 52 week periods. It provides post office box and phone contacts for subscription service and general inquiries, without reporting local news.
The snippet lists contact lines for Cedar Rapids and Iowa City offices including general news, circulation and tip line phone numbers with both local and toll free options. It provides a rough directory for readers seeking newsroom contacts.
The Gazette promotes sustainable practices by using soybean ink and recycled newsprint. It invites readers to drop newspapers at City Carton on Ingleside Drive SW or other nearby recycling locations to support agriculture and environmental stewardship.
A concise timeline notes Napoleon and Josephine's 1796 marriage, the 1862 Monitor Virginia clash, Barber's 1910 birth, Villa's 1916 raid, 1945 firebombing toll, Murrow's 1954 critique, Barbie's 1959 debut, Sullivan libel ruling, Hanafi siege, Novello's 1990 swearing in, and McCain and Bradley campaign conclusions.
The Gazette corrects a previous item on red light camera coverage. Intersections will be monitored 24 hours a day seven days a week. Readers may comment on accuracy or fairness, with contact numbers provided for corrections.
Linn County plans a $121 million spending plan funded mainly by property taxes. The levy will be $6.07 per $1,000, and the budget includes cuts to Juvenile Detention and elimination of the Youth Shelter. Full-time staff count falls from 829 to 824 as union raises proceed and management pay rises are limited.
The Army Corps of Engineers will conduct a yearlong flood protection feasibility study of Indian Creek and Dry Creek in Cedar Rapids. The city will share half of 343 100 for the project, aiming to map a 77 square mile watershed and identify cross jurisdiction steps to reduce flood risk.
Eastern Iowa rivers rise from early spring warmth and expected rainfall. Maquoketa River at Dewitt remains under flood warning, forecast to peak about one foot above flood stage by weekend, threatening Wheatland and Calamus areas. Cedar River to rise six feet above Monday’s reading near Ottis Road SE while Iowa River growth is limited to Marengo. No flooding expected in Iowa City. longer term risk remains above normal.
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