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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
May 12, 2010
Page
3
A live online chat today from 11 a.m. to noon at GazetteOnline.com will feature Linn County Partnership on Substance Abuse experts answering questions about teen safety during graduation season. They will share information on how to host a safer celebration and reduce alcohol and drug risks.
Republican candidate Terry Branstad participates in a live chat at noon Wednesday. He is one of three Republicans vying in the June 8 primary to challenge Democratic Governor Chet Culver.
The Iowa City school district voted to join Iowa’s bid for the federal Race to the Top program. Superintendent Lane Plugge said the district could receive at least $1.8 million if funds are awarded, as Race to the Top funds total about $3.4 billion in this phase.
Iowa City Public Library will close from 2 p.m. Wednesday until 10 a.m. Friday for installation of new self-check software and hardware. The Express Lane stations will allow patrons to view accounts, renew items, and pay fines with a credit card at the stations.
Tod ville man Brian Ries, 19, remains in University of Iowa Hospitals after being thrown from an Interstate 380 bridge when his motorcycle hit a guardrail near the Seventh Street exit on April 11. Police are investigating the wreck as Ries recovers with an improving condition and initial reports say he will survive.
The Gazette invites readers to send Memorial Day observance details for publication. Include a daytime phone number and mail to Memorial Day events, Gazette Newsroom, P O Box 511 Cedar Rapids IA 52406 or email community gazcomm com by May 17.
The fatal blaze at 901 Oakland Rd NE, amid unregistered apartments, prompts Cedar Rapids officials to push changes in the housing code. Landlords oppose higher penalties and fees while city inspectors seek broader registration and annual inspections. no vote was held.
Palo Council readies final passage by May 24 to allow four chickens per household in the town of 900. Mayor John Harris says two earlier readings faced little opposition though one resident raised mold concerns. The ordinance limits to four chickens in a secure pen with no roosters.
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