Fact Checker: Gadelha misleads on golf tourney and tuition freeze
The Gazette Fact Checker debunks Rene Gadelha claims in Senate District 34 race. The ritzy golf tournament funding never became law, with $1 million over two years removed in final versions. Mathis supported funding enabling a tuition freeze. a later amendment would mandate any freeze, which she opposed.
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Gazette Company Publication Details and Subscriptions
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Iowa City hearing on Kinnick-like residence continues
A 7,500 square foot home designed to resemble Kinnick Stadium faces a continued hearing by the Iowa City Board of Adjustment. Frederic Reed Carlson seeks permits for 101 Lusk Ave. Neighbors of Manville Heights oppose, citing misclassification as a single family dwelling and site plan issues. The hearing resumes at 6:30 p.m. at the Environmental Education Center after a new meeting location was announced.
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Kinnick-style house eyed by Iowa City Board of Adjustment
The Iowa City Board of Adjustment plans to meet at 6:30 p.m. at the Environmental Education Center to review a building proposal and site plan before a building permit. After Sept. 14 and 21 hearings totaling over 11 hours, no decision was reached. chair Larry Baker expects a ruling today with public comment closed.
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Iowa City Homecoming Parade Draws 15000 Fans
About 15 000 Hawkeye fans are expected to line downtown Iowa City for the annual homecoming parade. Street closures and parking bans begin earlier, with delays and transit changes in effect. The route shifts due to road construction beginning at Gilbert Street and Iowa Avenue and proceeding to Dubuque Street then Washington.
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University of Iowa Homecoming Parade Route Details
The University of Iowa Homecoming Parade begins at 5 45 p m with street closures parking bans and transit changes starting earlier. The parade travels north on Clinton Street then east on Jefferson ending at Jefferson and Gilbert streets. No parking areas will be posted along the route with towing of violators and barricades removed by 9 p m after coronation and concert events.
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Notice to Gazette Subscribers on Flooding Delays
The Gazette informs home delivery subscribers in Cedar Rapids and nearby areas of possible delays due to predicted floods and road closures. Evacuation zones pause subscriptions and the paper offers free access to The Green Gazette e edition at MyGreenGazette.com.
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