Cedar River flood protections near 20 feet in Cedar Rapids
The Cedar River crested just below 22 feet on Sept 27 confirming levee protection to 20 feet for NewBo and Sinclair sites. The Sinclair flood system, costing 625 million, targets 31 feet, with phased construction and a future 20 million pump addition to guard NewBo and Czech Village.
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NewBo
Sinclair
Jeff Pomeranz
HESCO
State Economic Development Office
Quaker Oats
Czech Village
Rob Davis
Osborne Park
Kuba Plaza
Masaryk Park
Pomeranz
16Th Avenue SE
Steve Waller
Davis
Dale Todd
Southside Investment Board
10Th Avenue SE
Liz Martin
the Gazette
Steve and
Bonnie Severn
John Armon
Cedar Rapids
Grassley Ernst urge revised federal flood funding rules
U S Senators Grassley and Ernst fault the Army Corps of Engineers for a biased high priority scheme that discounts small cities. They cite Cedar Rapids flood costs of 6 to 7 million and call for permanent flood reduction projects to reduce repeated temporary measures and post flood recovery costs.
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Cedar Rapids
Iowa
U.S
Ernst and Grassley
Corps
Federal Emergency Management Agency
Trump Split Could Split GOP Rifts Across 2016 Race
The article details John Boehner and Paul Ryan distancing from Donald Trump after a 2005 video surfaces with vulgar remarks about forcing himself on women. It notes conservative backlash, calls for Trump to step aside, and reactions from Republicans including Newt Gingrich and Ben Carson amid Democratic criticism.
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McCain
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Washington Post
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Carson
Paul Ryan
City disputes legal sufficiency in records request case
The council backed attorney Steven Ballard to handle the matter with the Public Information Board after Quezada filed a complaint claiming the mayor reckless in denying government records. The city had already turned over the information, costs estimated at 2500 dollars with potential further fees. Ballard says Quezada could withdraw, or the city may seek dismissal or administrative closure if she persists. The council voted 5-0 to continue Ballard’s representation.
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Public Information Board
University Heights
Steven Ballard
Ballard
Quezada
Board of Adjustment
Jerry Zimmermann
Heitman
Zimmermann
Jim Lane
Mike Haverkamp
Dottie Maher
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