Don't Fall Back Yet Nation World Final Test 70 Years After
Families of missing service members mark 70 years since World War II with renewed efforts to identify remains and match graves. Officials say new methods may finally reveal the identities sought by relatives and veterans groups.
Cedar Rapids sales tax vote aided flood recovery efforts
In 2009 Cedar Rapids approved a 1 percent local option sales tax for 63 months. Gary Ficken helped draft the ballot language and led the Vote Yes campaign. He later chaired the LOST Oversight Committee as residents debate how funds were spent.
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Cedar Rapids diversity uneven as neighborhoods skew white
New Bohemia in the Oakhill Jackson area is Cedar Rapids most diverse census block yet remains 69.3 percent white. Officials note the city overall is 88 percent white with 91.3 percent statewide. residential patterns shape perceptions of integration.
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Unexpected discoveries at Ul site near Iowa City
Work at the University of Iowa School of Music site uncovered a lime stone foundation two outhouses a stone well and a cistern eight feet underground at the Burling ton and Clinton streets intersection. Archaeologists date the remains to the 1830s and note Native American trade beads hint at early Iowa City life as of 1839.
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