Halloran pursuing interim city manager role after election
Cedar Rapids Mayor elect Kay Halloran and four others elected Nov 8 are reviewing applications for an interim city manager. Finalists will be chosen after runoff elections Dec 6, with priorities including a new city budget and an ethics ordinance. Halloran noted no rush on the zoning ordinance and discussed outreach to local groups and meetings with eight remaining candidates.
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Art museum backer D William Coppock dies at 66
D William Coppock 66 a Cedar Rapids Museum of Art backer died of cancer November 22 at his Aiken South Carolina residence He helped raise 10 million for a new museum in the mid 1980s and served as board treasurer and past president He was involved with multiple local groups and is survived by his wife two sons a stepdaughter a stepson and several relatives.
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PateAffirms Two Local Projects Move Ahead
Paul Pate told council Tuesday that two long discussed projects will be built despite calls that they are stalled. The $100 million federal courthouse near Seventh and Eighth avenues SE and Second Street SE will begin after 2008, with $14 million spent on design and land. The Intermodal Facility, a parking and transport hub, received $9 million in federal funds in 2002 and is planned near the courthouse.
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Coralville Rain Forest Talks Likely Extend Beyond Friday
City Council in Coralville says negotiations with a group proposing a $180 million indoor rain forest will spill past the Friday deadline. Project leader David Oman is traveling in England, delaying talks on site size, traffic noise, and city funds.
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