Vacation shutdown eyed for Five Seasons Center in June
Cedar Rapids Five Seasons Center may close for two to three weeks in June to cut costs and let staff take vacation, with ticket sellers and reception remaining on duty. Center director says slack period, maintenance needs, and potential major bookings will guide the plan, aiming for a 60 to 90 day system rollout for new ticket printers.
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Parkade to get new audio security system
Cedar Rapids city council approved a $6500 audio security system for the Five Seasons Center parkade to curb springtime thefts. Installation starts this week and should finish within a month. The system detects noise, locates sources, and will alert police if glass is smashed.
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Minnesota Raises Drinking Age to 21 in Sept
Gov. Rudy Perpich signed a law raising Minnesota’s legal drinking age to 21 effective Sept. 1 to avoid losing federal highway funds. The bill passed the Senate 42-21 and the House actions shifted from 71-62 to 68-64 after a conference committee vote and a final governor’s approval. Those turning 19 by Sept. 1 may still buy and drink. Iowa debates a 21-year-old standard. Wisconsin not expected to raise its 19-year limit this year.
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