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Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

May 15, 2008

Page

11

Cedar Rapids selects Greg Graham as police chief

City Council unanimously backs Greg Graham deputy police chief of Ocala Florida as Cedar Rapids new chief. Graham 46 will start June 1 earning 122907 annually. council discusses pay versus retiring chief and potential privatization of parking operations with concerns over job losses.

Jim Prosser Greg Graham Ocala Fla Cedar Rapids Graham Steve O’konek Bernie Walther Mike Klappholz Justin Shields Shields Hawkeye Labor Council

Council members hold Saturday constituent meetings

District 1 council member Kris Gulick and District 2 council member Monica Vernon plan Saturday morning constituent meetings in their districts. Vernon speaks on complete streets at 9 a.m. at St Matthew’s Catholic Church, 2310 First Ave NE. Gulick starts at 10:30 a.m. at the parks golf office, 3601 42nd St NE.

Kris Gulick Monica Vernon Vernon St. Matthew’s Catholic Church First Ave Gulick parks/golf 42Nd St. NE

Corridor to Start Traffic Volume Counting in Cedar Rapids

The Corridor Metropolitan Planning Organization hires Quality Counts LLC of Portland to place black hoses on roads at several hundred sites for three months. Data will inform congestion management air quality rehabilitation and safety planning for local agencies.

The Corridor Metropolitan Planning Organization Quality Counts LLC Portland Ore Cedar Rapids

Washington fundraiser benefits arts tonight at Washington High

The Frankfurter Festival annual Washington High School Parents for the Performing Arts spring fundraiser runs 5 to 8 30 p m in the school courtyard at 2205 Forest Dr SE. Performing arts groups will perform. event is free with food for sale.

Washington High School Forest Dr

Postville raid survivor fears retribution by employers

An Agriprocessors worker returned to Postville after the Monday raid amid fear for her husband possibly deported. She asked to remain unnamed and wears an ankle monitor while caring for two children. She and husband came from Guatemala three years ago to seek a better life. Community leaders organized a news conference at St. Bridget’s to address the broader impact on the town’s workers and families.

Janell News Postville Agriprocessors Guatemala St. Bridget’s St. Bridget’s Catholic Parish

Pierce loses bid to modify probation in Iowa case

The Iowa Court of Appeals denied Pierre Pierce’s request to travel for pro basketball and discharge from the sex offender treatment, citing unmet probation purposes and unpaid fines. Pierce, 24, owes over $5,500 in fines to victims programs and other dues from a 2005 burglary and assault case. He served 11 months in custody after the incident at a West Des Moines townhouse.

Scott Dochterman The Gazette Iowa Court of Appeals Pierre Pierce University of Iowa Pierce

Cedar Rapids Council Chooses Sasaki for Riverfront Plan

Cedar Rapids backs Sasaki Associates Inc of Watertown Massachusetts as the preferred finalist to develop a riverfront master plan with a $150000 contract. Close Landscape Architecture of Minneapolis was the other finalist, praised for past work in the region.

the Gazette Cedar Rapids Pat Shey Shey Council Sasaki Associates Inc Watertown Mass Beijing Close Landscape Architecture Minneapolis Twin Cities Dubuque Des Moines Sasaki Associates Sasaki

Postville raid exposes gaps in immigration and meat industry oversight

In Postville, federal immigration officers detained 390 Agriprocessors workers after a dramatic raid. The author criticizes congressional inaction, links campaign money to industry influence, and calls for accountability, noting the town bears the impact while leaders offer rhetoric rather than solutions.

Mary McCauley McCauley Iowa Rubashkin Postville Agriprocessors Justice Big Ag Congress Washington

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