Dubuque Street reconstruction begins in Iowa City
The Dubuque Street project from Iowa Avenue to Washington Street plus the adjacent alley between Dubuque and Linn will start March 11 and run through September. It upgrades public and private utility lines, including water mains and sewer lines, adds lighting, plants, and a wayfinding kiosk, with current work concentrated underground as Alin Dumachi, senior civil engineer, notes.
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Dubuque Street Construction Starts March Eleven
The Dubuque Street reconstruction began on March 11 and aims to finish by fall. Work runs from Iowa Avenue to Washington Street, affecting traffic along the corridor.
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Iowa Secretary of State vows secure 2024 primary voting
Iowa's top election official Paul Pate led a briefing with cybersecurity and law enforcement officials asserting the June 4 primary will be secure and accurately counted. A coalition of state federal and local partners including the National Guard Homeland Security federal agencies and local auditors supports election integrity for the Democratic and Republican primaries ahead of the Nov 5 general.
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Cedar Rapids seeks funds to advance west side greenway plan
Cedar Rapids plans to seek funding to expand the Cedar River greenway on the west side and turn the 100 acre space into a community hub with flood protection, parks, trails, and white water amenities. City officials want private sector support to revitalize the area and attract development.
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City greenway plan aims long term river amenities
The City of Cedar Rapids outlines a 10 plus year plan to add flood protection backed amenities along the river, funded by grants and city dollars. Mayor Tiffany O'Donnell says the plan shows commitment beyond previous river neglect, updating a 2014 concept after engaging 900 residents through surveys and meetings. Greenway page 8A.
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