Gazette redesign highlights easier reading and reader involvement
The Gazette outlines new section labels Iowa Today Sports Accent and more briefs to improve readability. Editors Duane Crock and John Goodlove lead ongoing design experiments while Tribune staff expand education efforts with Newspaper in Education led by Oline Stigers and Jennifer Miller across 15 to 18 classrooms weekly.
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Cedar Rapids Area Parade of Homes features 43 new houses
The Gazette previews the Greater Cedar Rapids Area Home Builders Association Parade of Homes with 43 newly constructed homes in the 2024 event beginning September 22. Gazette Online will post election results Tuesday night and Wednesday editions offer a comprehensive report, plus an expanded TV Vision on Saturday detailing fall programs. For coverage, contact Mark Bowden at The Gazette by phone or email.
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Correction Iowa City board candidate cites unspent funds for hires
A correction notes that David Franker urged using the district’s unspent balance to hire more classroom associates. The Gazette acknowledges errors in Sunday editions and invites readers to report accuracy or fairness concerns via phone numbers provided.
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Online seniors embrace internet use study finds
The Pew Internet & American Life Project reports 69 percent of wired seniors use the Internet daily, higher than the overall 56 percent. Family encouragement drives about half of seniors online, with 15 percent of seniors online nationwide.
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Book analyzes justices election ruling debate
Washington AP A new Newsweek preview describes Justice Souter saying one more day could have swayed Justice Kennedy in the 5 4 Bush Florida ruling The book The Accidental President by David Kaplan surveys the 2000 election and Souter's push for Congress to decide The text also notes a spat among judges with Russian judges at an exchange program meeting.
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Gazette Highlights Soybean Ink and Recycling Push
The Gazette promotes agriculture by printing with soybean ink and using recycled newsprint. It urges readers to recycle by dropping newspapers at City Carton on Sixth St SW or at nearby recycling locations.
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