City Council to Approve Replacement Wetland Plan
The council will vote to create a new wetland at 18th Street and 33rd Avenue SW to compensate for wetlands impacted by the Sixth Street SW bridge over Prairie Creek. The 2007 precedent created wetlands in Seminole Valley Park and along 33rd to offset road projects.
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Cedar Rapids
18Th Street
33Rd Avenue
Sixth Street
Prairie Creek
Seminole Valley Park
33Rd
Cedar Rapids to vote on Greene Square Park building demolition
City Council planned vote this week to demolish the flood damaged Greene Square Park building. The structure, long abandoned and once leased to the Green Square Meals program, sits between the new library and the Cedar Rapids Museum of Art, with $20 513.22 from FEMA allocated to another project after demolition.
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Rick Smith
Cedar Rapids
Greene Square Park
Green Square Meals
Meals Program
Second Ave
Federal Emergency Management Agency
Greg Eyerly
Cedar Rapids Museum of Art
Homegoing vigil memorial for Rodney Noye in Iowa City
DeMarcus Daniels and 50 to 60 friends gathered Monday night to mourn Rodney Noye, 35, who died in an early morning fire at his apartment on 901 Oakland Rd NE. Fire investigators probed the kitchen fire on the second floor as family recalled his generosity and catering talent.
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Gazette Edar Rapids
DeMarcus Daniels
Rodney Noye
DeMarcus
Noye
Oakland Rd
Rarchelle Noye
Chicago
Illinois
Iowa
Matthez Crowder
Greg Buelow
Nove
St. Luke’s Hospital
Buelow
Grillz On
Barchelle Noye
Roger Welty
Royce McCray
Cedar Rapids
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Jeff.raasch
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