Cedar Rapids celebrates $10.5 million bus depot finish
Cedar Rapids leaders marked the completion of a $10.5 million bus depot project. The new facility speeds routes and upgrades public transit in the city.
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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Nov 25, 2014
Page
1
Cedar Rapids leaders marked the completion of a $10.5 million bus depot project. The new facility speeds routes and upgrades public transit in the city.
President Barack Obama recognizes 18 recipients of the Presidential Medal of Freedom, the nation’s highest civilian honor. Evelyn Sis Wurzer, 91, known as Wancoma’s pie and dressing lady, appears in Page 6A features.
Interest in high school bowling grows with a new third class for boys and girls. The feature notes expansion in related facilities and local school involvement as participation increases.
A Missouri grand jury found no probable cause to indict Officer Darren Wilson in the fatal August shooting of 18-year-old Michael Brown. Protesters clashed with police near the Ferguson department as tensions rose over the decision.
Waverly Iowa population 10000 installed an innovative inflatable dam that protects about 500 homes and businesses without levees. City Engineer Mike Cherry spoke at the Cedar River Watershed Coalition meeting as part of a bus tour showcasing other flood mitigation projects.
U S Defense Secretary Chuck Hagel steps down under pressure as Obama faces ISIS in Iraq and Syria and Afghanistan strategy shifts unfold. Officials say the move was mutual publicly, but some sources say he was forced out. Hagel had sought influence over policy decisions and criticized the administration’s approach.
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