Living With The River symposium aims to boost flood knowledge
The Gazette outlines plans for a May 31 symposium on floods and watersheds led by state leaders and the Iowa Flood Center. It describes ongoing watershed efforts, a research storehouse, and a series of guest columns and podcasts to deepen public policy discussion and awareness.
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University of Northern Iowa
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Joe O’hern
Five Years Out Flood Symposium and Exhibit
A Cedar Rapids event hosts a flood policy symposium and related exhibit on May 31 at the National Czech and Slovak Museum and Library. The program gathers local leaders, scholars, and residents to discuss ongoing flood impacts, water management policy gaps, and urban rural approaches.
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National Czech & Slovak Museum & Library
Cedar Rapids
Legion Arts
CSPS
Background checks for guns and education comment letters
Letters urge strengthening background checks by closing private seller loophole citing APHA and Washington Post data. Other letter questions Iowa teacher evaluation ideas and proposes farm-to-school gardening to improve school nutrition under budget and FDA guidelines.
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Casino Politics Tie Ins Stir Warren County Debate
In Warren County the casino fight links Democratic and Republican operatives as Link Strategies takes over 50,000 for pro vote yes work while Jeff Link and Gary Kirke back a project tied to Steve King supporters. Mark Roth files papers for No Casino in Warren County and Brown-Winick houses Doug Gross who says he is uninvolved. Backers claim 450 jobs and 250 construction positions, opponents warn of social problems, and Wild Rose pledges 4.5 percent of expected revenue to local education and development. The race could affect Linn and Cedar Rapids bids as the market supports some cannibalization. Local readers note Linn County appears strong for a license, while the commission may weigh market studies against new casinos.
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Beck says gun deaths are staged plots to attack rights
Glenn Beck claimed on a live broadcast from the George R. Brown Center that a string of killings was a setup to demonize gun owners and erode the Second Amendment. He urged a “Stand and Fight” response while citing multiple shootings and naming alleged connections to the ultra-Left.
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