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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Sep 10, 2001
Page
9
Sgt Steve Stange notes a figure left a spray painted mark They have no fear of heights on the Old Capitol dome overnight Saturday. The vandal scaled an 8 foot fence and 75 to 100 feet of scaffolding to reach the dome. Police seek information at 319 335 5022.
Five Seasons Transportation and Parking Director Bill Hoekstra says free rides today aim to recruit new riders and thank current riders. Free popcorn from Popcorn City USA wagon at Ground Transportation Center Monday underscores the outreach. He notes significant savings and environmental benefits from mass transit.
Starting today J Street SW at the CRANDIC railroad tracks will close to repair the crossing. The work will last about one week and traffic should use alternate routes. J Street SW between 33rd Avenue and Hawkeye Downs Road stays open to local traffic and the J Street Hawkeye Downs Road intersection remains open.
Jason Danielson 21 of Lanesboro Minnesota was seriously injured when his motorcycle overturned on Locust Road ten miles north of Decorah in Winneshiek County. He was transported to Mayo Clinic Rochester in serious condition after losing control on a curve near Big Canoe Road Saturday before 6 p.m.
Lisa Barkley left stock trading to found The Flame Candleworks Company after a dream inspired the venture. She chose soy wax to avoid carcinogens and paraffin soot, supporting Iowa farmers. Her candles are sold at The Nik-Taylor Salon and via her website with multiple stores nationwide.
Rural affairs writer profiles Lyra Dickerson 55 assistant director at University Human Resources Iowa City who began wearing hats this summer after years bareheaded. She describes etiquette, hat boxes and pins, winter hat concerns, and watching others wear hats while aiming for a red hat that suits her style.
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