St Wenceslaus backs RiverRun redevelopment in neighborhood
The St Wenceslaus Catholic Church congregation, rooted in the 1880s Czech community, supports the RiverRun redevelopment plan for its neighborhood. A slate of regional notes reports mobilization of an Iowa Guard battalion for Sinai peacekeeping, KCRG’s Faces of Change surveys, and Derby incident conclusions.
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Gazette Classified Lineup And Rates
The Gazette lists pricing for home delivery by carrier or motor route and mail options for multiple editions. It provides contact numbers for subscription service and general inquiries and states post info for changes.
Hairspray leads 2003 Tony nominations with 13
The buoyant musical Hairspray dominates the 2003 Tony Awards with 13 nominations. Movin Out Nine and Long Day's Journey Into Night also score top nods among the season’s highlights. Other headlines recap political and global events alongside arts news.
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Gazette promotes recycling and public outreach in Cedar Rapids
The Gazette outlines its commitment to the future by printing with soybean ink and recycling efforts. It asks readers to drop newspapers at City Carton, 901 Ingleside Drive SW, or use local recycling locations while noting contact options for news, ads, and circulation.
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Bush carrier landing fuels partisan sparring in media clash
Kathleen Parker notes Waxman and Byrd attack Bush for a photo op on the USS Abraham Lincoln. She argues the president's jet arrival, despite costs, boosted public support while critics push a political narrative that overlooks military admiration and national response.
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Chechen truck explosion wounds and kills dozens near Znamenskoye
A truck laden with hazardous materials exploded at a government compound in Znamenskoye Chechnya on Monday. The blast, estimated at 1.3 tons of TNT, caused at least 41 deaths and over 110 injuries, with many civilians among the victims. Officials blamed Chechen rebels as Putin specified a motive to derail peace talks.
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