Warp From THE STREET Lee Stringer Humanizing Homelessness
Author Lee Stringer chronicles life on the streets and the struggles of homelessness in a candid urban portrait. The narrative blends personal experience with observations of shelter systems, rough sleepers, and resilience, offering a humane view of a fraught urban issue.
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Glenn returns from space as exuberant but weak after four decades
John Glenn, 77, landed aboard the Discovery after nine days in orbit, saying he felt fine but moving slowly from gravity’s return. NASA noted the astronauts delayed a news conference due to medical tests and suit removal. The veteran astronaut walked unsteadily, yet remained clear about his gratitude and awe at the voyage.
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Steve Lindsey
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Day care gains from Iowa community grants
Iowa Department of Economic Development awarded 5.1 million dollars in community development block grants last year with about 5 million available again this year to support facilities such as day care centers. The program, expanded to include child care, aims to attract young families to small towns like Vinton and West Liberty through locally funded projects.
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Katherine Ollendieck
Benton Development Group
Happy Time Child Development Center of
Vinton
Iowa Braille & Light Saving School
Rachelle Mineck
Happy Time
Cedar Rapids
Waterloo
West Liberty
Bob Cline
Vilsack Faces Task of Building New Iowa Administration
Governor elect Tom Vilsack must assemble a new state government team by January 15 when the 16 year GOP era ends. The Des Moines Gazette notes his standing start after surprising victory over Jim Lightfoot and shifts in state leadership.
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Mount Pleasant
Terry Branstad
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Cedar Rapids Revises Land Use in New Plan
Cedar Rapids advances a comprehensive plan to shape three decades of growth. Open house on November 18 from 1 30 to 7 30 PM invites residents to review proposals on housing, recreation, and mixed development as consultants outline goals and strategies.
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Freilich, Leitner & Carlisle
Kansas City
Dean Wheatley
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