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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Sep 03, 1994
Page
4
The data show age distribution with 21 percent aged 19 to 29, 19 percent 30 to 39, 12 percent 40 to 49, 10 percent 50 to 59, 7 percent 60 to 69, 4 percent 70 to 79, 1 percent 80 plus, and 0.1 percent of other races. It notes 11 percent of all households are one man households and references 1989 household income.
Jim Lorenz and Mollie Lorenz plant sod at their home 1049 Lyndhurst Dr in Hiawatha. They moved in February to a development west of I 380 and south of Boyson Road as the city grows.
The Iowa town of Hiawatha, population over 5 000, merges Cedar Rapids suburbs with its own identity. Residents cite growth in industry and housing, a new library and parks, and divided school districts yet feel the town functions as one cohesive neighborhood with pride and local ties.
Mike Deupree profiles Hiawatha as a young suburb built for proximity to Cedar Rapids. The town blends interdependence with a distinct identity, featuring a park, city hall, police, library, and newer architecture. Half under 30, many residents are commuters with a strong college presence and modest incomes.
Lenora and Dick Burke reflect on Hiawatha’s growth from a small town to a thriving area anchored by Wal-Mart and new housing. They recall life before mail delivery and road paving, celebrate the interstate’s arrival, and weigh progress against the lost small town feel.
The Hiawatha Community opened in 1987. The Ganete visits Wellington Heights on June 26, Bowman Woods July 5, Ellis Time Check July 12, Oak Hill July 19, Five Seasons Mobile Home Estates July 26, Lincolnway Village August 2, cs Mound View August 9, Cedar Hills August 16, Vernon Village August 23 and Pon Hiawatha August 30.
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