Hy-Vee to Pay for 18th Street Widening in Cedar Rapids Expansion
Hy-Vee must cover part of the 18th Street NW widening near its 1843 Johnson Ave. NW site if the store expansion to 64 370 square feet is approved. The City plans traffic improvements including a traffic signal cost share and a public hearing set for May 18 amid neighborhood opposition and rezoning requests.
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Lonnie
Johnson Avenue
18Th Street
Johnson
Meyer
Des Moines
John Kujac
Hy-Vee
Mount Vernon Road
Marion
City Planning Commission
Richard Luther
Johnson and 18Th
Cedar Rapids to halt rental aid applications indefinitely
City officials plan to issue a public notice stopping new applications for rental assistance as 48 subsidies are reserved for a 3317 Edgewood Rd SW complex. High demand across unit sizes persists with two-bedroom units most sought after.
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Edgewood Rd
John Skogsberg
Skogsberg
Iowa
Cedar Rapids
Pet store owner requests seat on county dangerous animal panel
Marion Tropics Pet Center manager Rhonda Chesley urged Linn County supervisors to appoint her to the committee studying the proposed dangerous animal ordinance. She argued pet owners need representation as the panel, including Sheriff Dennis Blome and Dr. Victor Klopfenstein, prepares hearings and a July 6 vote. Chesley stressed potential broad effects on common pets.
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Gazette
Linn County
Marion
Rhonda Chesley
Linn County Board of Supervisors
Chesley
Tropics
Marion Blvd
Jean Oxley
James Houser
Rita Huber
Huber
Oxley
Houser
County Health Department
Keith Erickson
Dennis Blome
Sue Flaherty
Pat Hubbard
Cedar Valley Humane Society
Victor Klopfenstein
Steve Severn
Becky Eden
McBride
Linda Davidson
First St
Daily Notebook No. 11 Tell Us Public Opinion Snippet
A non-scientific sampling labeled as daily notebook item presents a quick glance at public sentiment. The note offers few specifics and reflects informal survey style rather than formal polling.
City and County Meetings and Music Event
On May 4 1994 Linn County holds multiple meetings including Zoning Technical Review at 8 15 a m Board of Supervisors at 10 30 a m Family Resource Center Development Association at 2 30 p m Cedar Rapids Central Area Master Plan Committee at 3 p m Housing Board of Appeals at 3 p m City Council sessions in Cedar Rapids and Hiawatha City Council. Yothu Yindi performs at Hancher Auditorium at 8 p m with ticket tiers from 10 to 22 dollars plus senior and youth discounts.
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Linn County Zoning Technical Review Committee
Linn County Board of Supervisors
Family Resource Center Development Association
Second Ave
Cedar Rapids Central
Hancher Auditorium
Wolrab
Michelle Wolrab
Melinda Wolrab
Shaun Wolrab
Melissa Wolrab
Expert says apartheid persists in new guise in South Africa
Florida State University professor William R. Jones argues the white minority will continue control under a reformed system after Nelson Mandela's victory. He speaks in Cedar Rapids on coping with changing racism and outlines persistent structural Neo Racism and land wealth issues despite democratic progress.
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Tom Fruehling
South Africa
Nelson Mandela
Florida State University
William R. Jones
Jones
Tallahassee
Cedar Rapids
Peoples Church
Third Ave. SE
Pianist Ax Delivers Benefit Concert at Hancher Auditorium
Emmanuel Ax performed a benefit concert for Hancher Auditorium in Iowa City, presenting a survey of dance music from Bach to Bartók. Helen Chadima’s review will appear in Thursday’s Gazette.
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Iowa City
Emmanuel Ax
Hancher Auditorium
Bartok
Helen Chadima
Cityline Calendar and Local Events Highlights
Cityline Calendar lists concerts lectures and markets in Cedar Rapids Iowa City and surrounding areas. Includes Kantorei Hampson master class Cornell-Coe Orchestra Prairie Lights reading and farmers markets with details on venues times and ticketing.
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Kantorei
Clapp Recital Hall
U of 1
Thomas Hampson
Harper Hall
U of Music
Cornell-Coe Orchestra
King Chapel
Cornell College
Mount Vernon
Wait Whitman
South Room
Iowa Memorial Union
Prairie Lights
Tom Andrews
Cityline
Cedar Rapids
Iowa City
Barns Get 2nd Chance With Straight Foundation Work
Richard works alone to repair aging barns near Clarksville. He bills time and materials rather than formal bids, noting hidden deterioration can inflate costs. He recalls a job that started at $13,000 but finished at $2,200, and says many barns still can be saved despite neglect.
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Richard
Clarksville
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Pet
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Daily Notebook
U.S
Haiti
Dan Quayle
METRO
Mandela
African National Congress
Ping
Fo Je
United
Marion, Hiawatha and
Linn
Knollwood Dr. SE
Mercy Medical Center Auxiliary
Noelridge
Chauncy Swan
Washington and
Gilbert Streets
Illinois Lottery
Randall Foods
Dayna
Kevin Wright
25Th St
ST. Luke’s
Crystal Carnahan
Vermont St. SW
Melissa
Brian Urbanek
Vinton
Donald M. Anthony
LaCane S. Wilson
Terry J. Wheeler
Victoria A. Huelsenbeck
David J. Lindemann
Brenda J. Buresh
Michael F. Rogers
Marlene M. Trenkamp
Gary D. Kaufman
Pamela J. Bills
Ward V Fulmer
Dawn A. Smith
Jerry L. Nelson
Susan D Stoner
Gregory O. Dean
Cythiia L. Hartkemeyer
Gregory O. Hapgood Jr
Rapids
Robert A. St. Onge
Amy L. Wellso
Tony A. Chapman
Diane L. French
Springville
Jeffrey D. Pitts
Allison M. Walker
Center Point
James A. Albaugh
Carol J. Rausch
Waukesha
Wis
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Susanne
Randy Goler
Julie A
Daniel S. Comero
Thomas G
Cindy & Cliff
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Charles M. Bogard
Sarah L. Wieneke
Charles P Wieneke II
James L
Janet M. Mercer
David A
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David L
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Richard T
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Thomas J
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John T
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Bonita J
Craig J. Gibson
Lisa A
Stanley A. Warbasse Roush
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Brad J. Durbala
17Th St
15Th Street
Gregory A. Puckhaber
23Rd St
16Th Avenue
Charles E. Landuyt
S. 11Th St
Seventh Avenue
14Th Street
John W. Millard
32Nd St
34Th Street
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