Plan to stabilize Wellington Heights boosts Cedar Rapids district
Cedar Rapids stakeholders evaluate a plan to stabilize Wellington Heights and leverage the area as a vital part of the city. The effort focuses on neighborhood improvement and economic potential in a key Cedar Rapids location.
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Unseeded doubles spark Cedar Rapids girls to semifinal bid
On day one at the Class 2A state tennis meet Cedar Rapids Washington pair Lilly Hartman and Rina Moore upset two rivals in three sets to reach the semifinals. They will play Cedar Rapids Kennedy duo Sarah Lasecki and Jessica Pedersen for a final berth.
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Cedar River flood prompts evacuations and barriers in Iowa cities
Cedar Rapids residents flee Ellis Road area as Cedar River nears 20 feet with 22.5-foot city protections. Iowa City imposes River Front Estates evacuations while Coralville crews tube Clear Creek and officials set flood barriers along the Iowa River.
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Volunteers Aid Cedar River Flood Barrier Installation
In Vinton volunteers joined city crews to install 400 sand filled flood barriers as Cedar River rises. Black Hawk County reports evacuations downtown Dunkerton near Crane Creek. In Manchester the Maquoketa River overflowed its banks driving Highway 13 closure as water climbs toward 23.2 feet, near double flood stage.
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Food stamp cuts debated in Congress amid rising costs
Lawmakers in both chambers push plans to reduce funding for the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program after enrollment surged during the recession. Minnesota Democrat Collin Peterson and party Republicans on the Agriculture Committee backed a proposal to trim aid to about 2 million people as costs grew from 35 to 80 billion dollars.
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Flooding Coverage Across Multiple Communities
The Gazette directs readers to www thegazette com for updated weather and flood alerts and offers detailed flooding information for numerous communities.
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Immigrants Subsidizing Medicare Says Harvard Study
A Harvard Medical School analysis finds immigrants paid into Medicare at least $115 billion more than they drew out from 2002 to 2009, including a $13.8 billion surplus in 2009, highlighting their role in financing aging Americans’ health coverage.
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