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The Gazette accepts letters by email at editorial thegazette com or mail at Box 511 Cedar Rapids IA 52406. Questions may be directed to the publication at (319) 398 8469.
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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Sep 25, 2015
Page
5
The Gazette accepts letters by email at editorial thegazette com or mail at Box 511 Cedar Rapids IA 52406. Questions may be directed to the publication at (319) 398 8469.
Guest columnist Melissa Harmeyer argues against blaming Cedar Rapids violence on residents from Chicago and other outsiders. She urges inclusive language, discourages us versus them mindsets, and notes belonging fosters community improvement while calling for open dialogue and shared values.
Readers discuss civic duty and community support showing how adults foster youth sports and civic values. A recovery essay highlights National Recovery Month and a nationwide march to end stigma, urging shared stories and resources to help others seek help. The piece promotes Prelude Iowa and its online recovery project for awareness and action.
Froma Harrop argues that 2015 16 academic year began with demands to ban views under the pretext of making students feel unsafe. She cites Ellen Pao and Brown University to illustrate how complaints can redefine facts and chill debate, urging clear policies that no one has the right not to be offended.
Mikki Stier outlines IA Health Link to coordinate care for Iowa Medicaid members. The plan shifts from one size fits all to patient centered management, with doctors across disciplines coordinating care to reduce ER visits and costs. Four private partners will assume financial risk to improve outcomes under managed care while eligibility remains set by the department.
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