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Your voice- Lane Reopens on I-80 in Poweshiek CountyAll lanes of Interstate 80 westbound have reopened near Grinnell. Source […]Iowa Department of Transportation
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Under New Rules: First Game at Kinnick Amid Tighter Restrictions
IOWA CITY – With new restrictions in place for tailgating and a renewed emphasis on enforcing alcohol laws, Saturday’s Hawkeye football season opener at Kinnick Stadium did not bring many major disturbances but law enforcement backed up their claims to … Continue reading
Northey to visit Noelridge farmers market Aug. 4
Iowa Secretary of Agriculture Bill Northey will visit the Noelridge Farmers Market in Cedar Rapids Aug. 4 to help celebrate “National Farmers Market Week,” which runs through Aug. 7. Iowa is a national leader in the number of farmers markets … Continue reading
After a flood: Advice on how to save your pictures, other possessions
MANCHESTER — Staff from the University of Iowa museums will offer free advice Tuesday (Aug. 3) to flood victims on how to save family pictures and other personal possessions. Staffers will be at the Manchester Public Library, 304 North Franklin … Continue reading
Posted in arts, culture and entertainment, Disaster and Accident, economy, business and finance, lifestyle and leisure, science and technology
Tagged family photos, flood, flood victims, Iowa Conservation and Preservation Consortium, Manchester, preservation, Shalla Ashworth, Tiffany Adrain, University of Iowa
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Cedar Rapids applies for I-JOBS money
CITY RELEASE: CEDAR RAPIDS — The city of Cedar Rapids on Monday submitted seven applications for funding through the state I-JOBS II Disaster Prevention Grant Program. The city is applying for about $12,198,000 for projects ranging from installation of a … Continue reading
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Tagged amphitheater, Army Corps of Engineers, boat ramp, Cedar Rapids, Cedar Rapids Fire Department, Cedar River Trail, Central Fire Station, Cottage Grove Parkway, CRANDIC, flood protection, greenway, I-JOBS, Indian Creek, Public Works Building, Storm sewers, water treatment
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Iowa City Denies Permit for Magic Bus
Updated at 7:25 p.m. with entire story IOWA CITY – The Magic Bus won’t be rocking out for tailgaters in Iowa City at the location they were hoping for, and might not be rocking out at all this football season. … Continue reading
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Tagged Football, Hawkeye, Iowa City, magic bus, tailgating
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Cedar Rapids civic leader William Whipple dies
By George C. Ford/SourceMedia Group News CEDAR RAPIDS — William Whipple, a longtime Cedar Rapids businessman, civic leader and philanthropist, died Tuesday (July 27) at Meth-Wick Community at 96. Whipple was president of the Hall-Perrine Foundation in 1981 when, after Cedar Rapids voters … Continue reading
Hefty reminder of Sinclair plant now at The History Center
CEDAR RAPIDS – A 2,500 pound date block could become one of the last remnants of the former Sinclair meatpacking plant. Demolition began this week on the smokestack, one of 12 structures at the plant that were considered historic. Much … Continue reading
Residents worry about Magic Bus impact
IOWA CITY — Residents near the proposed new site for the popular Magic Bus tailgating attraction said Tuesday night they are concerned about the noise, foot traffic and rowdy drunks the bus might attract. But Magic Bus organizers say they want to … Continue reading
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Tagged Hawkeye football, magic bus, tailgating, University of Iowa
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Tru TV spotlights C.R. case
Update by John McGlothlen Video segment from Tru TV Forensic Files program, “Purebread murder” UPDATED: 9:30 p.m. 7/16 to correct case CEDAR RAPIDS — Tru TV, formerly Court TV, will profile the Linn County September 2000 murder case of Christina … Continue reading
Battle For Tailgating near Kinnick hits High Stakes
UPDATED at 8:45 with entire story. IOWA CITY – Hawkeye fans might not recognize Melrose Avenue this year as they head out for one of the many home games at Kinnick Stadium. A fight over the future location of the … Continue reading
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Tagged Football, Hawkeye, magic bus, tailgating
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