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Newspaper

Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Oct 08, 2006

Page

12

Truth and pirate honesty in Iowa politics

Lyz Lenz argues third party candidacy by James Hill exposes distrust in U S politics. The piece links Hill’s pirate persona and honesty to broader calls for truth amid CIETC scandal and national political cynicism. Cedar Rapids editor Lenz notes Hill’s stance contrasts with Whalen and Braley and cites historical third parties.

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Remembering Colonial Bakery as Cedar Rapids loses a landmark

A reader recalls the Colonial Bakery in Cedar Rapids, recalling memories of bread scents and tours, and notes the long service of family members including Bill "The Bread Man" Jennings. The demolition announcement, a Gazette tribute in the past, and the bakery's impact on the community are highlighted with personal reflections.

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City council backs district facelift amid design clash

Editor Mark Bowden responds to objections over reporting on the New Bohemia district facelift. The Gazette defends identifying adopted children in a murder case when relevant, while residents debate the streetscape design framed as a clash between traditionalists and artists.

Mark Bowden the Gazette New Bohemia

Adoption status debated in letters on crime reporting ethics

The Gazette prioritizes shorter letters and issues over personalities while a letter from the Accurate Adoption Reporting Group argues media should avoid noting adoptive status unless essential. Community input and architects push for cultural districts to revitalize Cedar Rapids, facing pushback from traditionalist business owners. Lisa Fontaine.

the Gazette Bowden Erica Zito Cedar Rapids OPN Lisa Fontaine

Speed limits on 1-380 raise concerns from Cedar Rapids driver

A reader reports years of driving 1-380 from northeast Cedar Rapids to downtown and beyond and complains that speed limit signs are ignored. The writer notes 60 mph often becomes 70 to 75 mph and 55 mph near downtown feels ineffective.

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Community voices urge safer roads and continued pool openings

J.R. Johnson and Barb Hannon push Cedar Rapids authorities to enforce speed limits on I 380 and to keep city outdoor pools open through Labor Day. They cite recent fatal crashes, planned demolitions, and lifeguard staffing woes as urgent issues affecting residents and property values.

the Gazette New City J.R. Johnson Cedar Rapids Dee Cee Emily Meyer Bever, Jones and Ellis Recreation Department Wellington Heights Ellis Park Jones Barb Hannon

Collins Road Theaters Criticized For Not Aiding Special Needs

A Sept. letter writer condemns Collins Road Theaters for not allowing special treats for an autistic child and not offering free or discounted admission to handicapped patrons and caregivers. The writer contrasts Carmike Cinemas policy granting free admission to handicapped persons with Collins Road Theaters.

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Demolition Plan Prompts Pest Concerns in Moundview

Moundview residents received an FYI about Coe College demolition possibly driving roaches or mites to nearby homes. The note questions whether Coe should conduct pest control beforehand and cites Councilman Brian Fagan’s proposed waiting period to mitigate demolition effects.

Moundview Coe College Cee Brian Fagan Coe

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