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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 25, 2015
Page
1
President Barack Obama on Tuesday agreed to slow the pace of U S troop withdrawals from Afghanistan in a move aimed at stabilizing the security situation. The decision comes amid ongoing discussions with military and diplomatic advisers about timelines and contingencies.
Urban planners in Cedar Rapids adopt Jeff Speck’s walkable city concepts to slow downtown traffic and improve pedestrian and cyclist access. Speck, author of Walkable City, advocates two way streets, reduced signals, and complete streets with better lighting and landscaping, a message he shared Tuesday here.
The Gazette reports on how many Alzheimer’s cases are not disclosed to patients and families, discussing stigma, evolving medical practices, and the impact on care planning and decision making. Chelsea Keenan investigates barriers, privacy norms, and the need for transparent conversations.
A Tuesday report from the Alzheimer's Association notes a diagnosis gap with fewer than half of patients diagnosed by doctors. It cites delayed disclosure, often to avoid distress, and highlights high costs and demographic details including 63,000 Iowa residents with Alzheimer's in 2015 and 3.2 million Americans over 65 affected, two-thirds of whom are women.
Traffic along Third Street SE flows Tuesday as city planning consultant Jeff Speck outlines a downtown streets plan. The proposal narrows Third Street to one lane each direction, adds bike lanes and parklets to boost mobility and livability.
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