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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 13, 2002
Page
15
Cedar Rapids moves ahead with a six-pool renovation plan. Noelridge Pool bids open April 2 for a 3.85 million project with construction to start April 15 and a first summer opening scheduled for June 2003.
Brian J. Hyde, 21, of 3545 E Ave NW, was charged Tuesday with two counts of first degree sex act with a child under 12 for alleged abuse involving two female victims at a southwest Cedar Rapids home between January 1999 and 2000. He remained in Linn County Jail on $75,000 bond after an initial court appearance.
Broadcasts of City Council meetings occur Tuesday and Wednesday mornings with tape delays showing at 7 p.m. on Mediacom channel 18 and McLeodUSA channel 6. The first Wednesday meeting is aired at 7 p.m. on Thursday.
Vision Iowa Planning Committee holds a 7 p.m. public forum at the National Czech and Slovak Museum and Library to gather bold ideas for Cedar Rapids. Brain Awareness Day runs 9:30 a.m. to 3 p.m. Thursday at Science Station IMAX Dome Theatre with hands on activities and a Neurolo gist game.
Horsfield Construction Inc. was awarded a $839 889 54 contract by the Cedar Rapids Airport Commission to pave illuminate and landscape a gravel parking lot north of Wright Brothers Boulevard at The Eastern Iowa Airport. The project nets 590 spaces and came in about 12 percent under the engineer's estimate.
The DOT will extend a tailpipe program as part of a 6.3 million project to build two viaducts on 33rd Avenue SW from 12th to 18th Street. Design starts this year with completion aimed in 2005 funded by 642 525 grants plus 3.6 million federal funds and about 760 thousand in earlier rounds. The Smoking Tailpipe Program asks residents to report smoking vehicles and DN R letters inform owners to fix emissions.
Sorg Pharmacy and adjacent building damaged in a fire. rubble removal continues as plans hinge on the next steps. Pharmacy relocated temporarily to Marion Square Plaza at 1111 Seventh Ave in Marion. Co owner Harriett Morris notes insurance delays and future plans depend on building condition after cleanup.
Voters in the Western Dubuque district narrowly approved a five year instructional support program generating about 968000 annually. The measure passed 2938 to 2800 with 51.2 percent approval and will fund buses programs text books and smaller class sizes while adding state aid and a 4 percent income tax surtax starting in 2002. The district serves 17 communities including Epworth Dyersville Cascade Farley and others across 500 square miles.
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