Progress on Iowa City Children's Hospital Highlights Design
The $360 million 14 floor Iowa City Children's Hospital advances toward its August completion and December 2016 first patients. Features include splash free sinks, rubber floors, two parent rooms, private recovery, isolated infectious disease spaces, eight layer windows, and a 164 foot tall 12th floor press box view of Kinnick Stadium.
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Iowa City council candidate apologizes for racially charged remark
Iowa City Council member Michelle Payne apologized for using the term coloured at a September forum on racial disparities. She sent a written apology to the City Clerk and local outlets stating the phrasing was offensive and that she mis spoke while making her point.
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Gazette publication details and contact information
The Gazette established January 10 1883 publishes daily from Cedar Rapids Iowa. Postage services and subscription rates are listed with contact numbers for changes and inquiries.
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ISU to create first diversity chief as part of plan
Iowa State University plans to appoint Reginald Stewart as its first vice president for diversity and inclusion pending Board of Regents approval. Stewart, former chief diversity officer at the University of Nevada, Reno, will advise leaders, develop inclusion initiatives, and champion equity on campus.
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History Center exhibit chronicles Judge Greene’s Cedar Rapids impact
The History Center exhibit As Long as the City Stands traces Cedar Rapids founding through Judge George Greene who brought the railroad, donated land and initial hospital funds, and helped establish Coe College. Opens Oct 22 at the Cedar Rapids Public Library gallery. Comments requested for accuracy and fairness. corrections may follow. Dial (319) 398-8313 or 1-800-397-8212.
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