Buses race to preserve service after MAP-21 funding loss
Cedar Rapids transit and Neighborhood Transportation Services say reduced-fare programs remain possible through new fares and passes after MAP-21 redirected JARC funding. The agencies cite loss of about 295000 dollars in JARC funds shared between CR Transit and NTS, affecting low income riders.
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Cedar Rapids Transit and
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CR Transit
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Hiawatha
Terry Bergen
Transportation Advisory Group
Bergen
Falls Back as Daylight Saving Time Ends
Daylight saving time ends at 2 a.m. Sunday with clocks set back one hour. In other pages: a year after Superstorm Sandy only a fraction of recovery aid has been used. Local sports note Cedar Rapids Kennedy defeats Iowa City High 35 14.
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Cedar Rapids
Kennedy
Iowa City High
Real fear for those with phobias page 3C
A feature examines how phobias affect daily life and coping strategies for sufferers. It highlights personal stories, expert insights, and practical tips to reduce anxiety triggers and regain control.
Branstad Meet With Mall Owner Raises Coralville Questions
Coralville officials question outside influence after Gov Branstad met with the chief executive of General Growth Properties owner of Coral Ridge Mall. The talks centered on tax policy and tax increment financing amid local and campaign debates.
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Coralville
Terry Branstad
Coral Ridge Mall
Des Moines
Von Maur opens in Coralville with Iowa River Landing move
Jessie Meyer of Iowa City tags shoes at the new Von Maur store in Coralville on July 25 as Coralville officials use tax increment financing to attract the department store to the Iowa River Landing development.
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Jessie Meyer
Iowa City
Iowa River
Coralville
Big Ten splits football gate receipts among members
The Big Ten divides league football gate receipts, sending 35 percent of home gate revenue with a 1 million cap and 300 thousand floor to the league office, then distributing the rest equally among 12 schools. For 2012, total gate sharing exceeded 36.4 million with several schools ending in the red while Indiana benefited from 1.722 million.
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League
Gazette
Freedom of Information Act
Penn State
Ohio State University
University of Nebraska
University of Michigan
University of Wisconsin
Michigan State University
Indiana University
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