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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
May 01, 2013
Page
1
Regina Elementary School in Iowa City has composted more than 11 000 pounds of food waste since August 2011 as part of a recycling effort. The program reduces landfill waste and methane emissions while lowering trash hauling fees for the 950-student school.
Kirkwood Community College President Mick Starcevich briefed officials on a new regional facility planned for Coralville. The briefing outlined aims, anticipated partners, and a timeline for development.
Brief nature note says warblers stop in Eastern Iowa for a short time as they travel north this week. Birdwatchers are invited to catch a glimpse before they disappear.
The report notes Boeing's high tech Dreamliner back in the air while warning of continued risks. It details components, testing, and potential disruptions affecting production, airline fleets, and safety reviews as confidence returns.
President Obama, 100 days into his second term, asserts he remains a force in Washington as Congress blocks gun control efforts and a budget deal. He highlights frustration over Syria policy and notes a hunger strike at Guantanamo Bay.
President Obama quips about his influence after Boston terrorism coverage and ongoing policy reviews. He jokes about packing up and says rumors of his demise may be exaggerated while Michelle Obama stands with him at the White House.
A Midwest Center for Investigative Journalism study shows University of Wisconsin Platteville reaches 100 percent of students by text while Iowa institutions trail. UI signs up any provided contact, ISU enrolls voice and email alerts, UNI reaches about 60 percent, highlighting patchwork notification practices across Iowa's public universities.
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