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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
May 10, 2010
Page
2
Cedar Kap.WS reports the G R council will set deadlines for flood damaged property owners to apply for city buyouts and home renovations. Buyers must apply by June 30 for federal or local tax funds. renovations use May 31 for Jumpstart federal dollars. This clarifies sales tax revenue use and flood recovery funding.
On Monday May 9 the Iowa Lottery posted results for the Cash Game drawing 3 13 15 18 28 and various Pick 3 and Pick 4 numbers. The Illinois Lottery Little Lotto and Lotto numbers were 1 2 28 36 37 and 20 28 33 40 44 46 with a 6 of 48 jackpot of 17.25 million dollars.
Calendar entries include Pachyrhinosaurus event at Wickiup Hill Toddville. Other events cover farmers markets Linn County meetings Marion City Hall Cedar Rapids City Hall and North Liberty Council plus neighborhood associations with evening and daytime times.
The Gazette from Cedar Rapids Iowa lists mailing address and publication details. It provides subscription rates for carrier motor route and mail editions with weekly and yearly costs and contact numbers for subscription service and the newspaper’s general office.
The page lists phone numbers for news departments in Cedar Rapids and Iowa City including general news, tip line, circulation and toll-free numbers. It appears to be a directory-like section with contact lines for multiple city offices.
The Gazette emphasizes eco friendly printing with soybean ink and recycled newsprint. It urges residents to recycle by dropping newspapers at City Carton on Ingleside Drive SW or at local recycling locations.
The Cedar Rapids school district released a 2010-11 enrollment report forecasting five years of trends. A failed May 3 local-option sales tax extension delays flood protection projects and slow neighborhood revitalization. Enrollment declines through 2013-14 with growth starting 2014-15, mainly in middle and high schools. A 21-member enrollment study committee will be formed for public input.
Iowa City school board debates Hills Elementary high costs and low enrollment with 119 students. Options include closing the school or pursuing cost saving measures, magnet school conversion, or consolidating under newer, fewer buildings. Community backs keeping Hills open citing small classes.
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