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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 23, 2010
Page
3
Cedar Rapids plans a pilot to harvest wood from three upcoming demolitions to produce chips for energy. Marie DeVries of the Cedar Rapids Linn County Solid Waste Agency says the experiment could apply to flood damaged homes and other properties if viable as debris is removed before landfilling.
Deputies probe whether a March 14 report of a vehicle in the Cedar River near Palo connects to the missing Atkins woman Nancy B. Collins 66. Tire tracks observed but swollen water blocks search. Collins was a regular shopper at Collins Corner Pub and Eatery. Family efforts to reach relatives have not succeeded.
Winners announced for the St Joseph's Day parade held Saturday in Cedar Rapids. Walking winners include the Burke family with Kon symbol and Czech Village entrants. Floats honors go to the Czech Heritage Foundation led by Lud Svoboda. Vehicles top prize to Glenn Modracek with a 1964 Tatra.
A reader applauds the House for passing the health care bill. They acknowledge the complex situation but believe the measure will expand access to care for many who would otherwise lack it. The note ends with a personal sign-off, Running Nuke.
Residents watch 281 flood damaged homes demolished as city aims to finish within 10 to 12 weeks. Mayor Corbett and Council member Karr press for safeguards on buyouts and a flood advocate as owners sign off. Perez on Ellis Blvd NW hopes greenway plans and new homes follow.
FEMA will provide 5.9 million for the Linn County Community Services building, leaving a funding gap of about 3 million against an estimated 14 million cost. County officials plan to appeal and may bond if needed. bids are due Friday. The project houses Linn County and its Mental Health and Developmental Disabilities agency after the 2008 flood.
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