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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
May 05, 2013
Page
10
Howard Wolfe president of Western Fraternal Life Association Cedar Rapids says working together helps youths build leadership and communication skills while adults learn to collaborate with young people and make new friends.
Lydia Pritchard highlights Regina Elementary composting with about 11 000 pounds of food repurposed since August. Kirkwood Community College upgrades its network after hacker access to application data. Matt Hayek notes a 21 and older ban remains. April brings record wetness slowing planting. Bill Northey remarks on agriculture state issues.
In this column, Richard Doak argues that Iowa’s rural counties lag as urban areas struggle underfunded. He urges policymakers to prioritize cities and suburbs, expand urban amenities, and build a state goal to make urban areas the nation’s most livable. He contends rural growth depends on metropolitan orbit and city vitality.
John Deeth discusses how city government underestimates undergrads and how ballot battles over bars reveal structural flaws. The piece notes past student involvement in elections, candidate recruitment gaps, and patterns of policy reversals across council terms.
In early chatter about Cedar Rapids politics, Ron Corbett appears likely to seek re election with no credible opponents yet. City Council hopefuls are emerging but no names loom for mayor. The filing deadline is four months away as speculation remains light.
Ford Vox argues that the Affordable Care Act opened room for medical tech innovation. Video recording of procedures could improve performance and transparency, but legal barriers and trial-lawyer concerns hinder adoption. He proposes safe rules and tort reform to enable routine videotaping for quality improvement.
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