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Maxwell development moves ahead

By Gigi Wood Last week, University Heights officials were reminded of an important consequence of a zoning decision for a proposed development. The University Heights City...

Council stalls project vote to consult church, December vote likely

Survey provides mixed results By Gigi Wood Most prefer a separation of church and state. But the University Heights City Council vote on Nov. 9 is aimed...

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City councils move ahead with economic development projects

By Gigi Wood Several economic development projects moved ahead after receiving the next step of approval at city councils around the county last week. Iowa City Several...

Church decisions will determine future of One University Place

By Gigi Wood A city council’s decision last week left the town divided. The resulting development has the potential to change the city’s future, but that...

City, officials, developer debate church site plans

By Gigi Wood More than a year into the process, it is unclear what the future plans will be for the St. Andrew’s church site...

Take steps to start a new job the right way

John Langhorne/Tree Full of Owls When the economy turns around, there will be a burst of hiring as companies scramble to replace job reductions and...

Nonprofits benefit from work of one man

by Bekah Porter CEDAR RAPIDS - Robby Marvin wanted more than a nice TV, a cushy apartment and a 9 to 5 workday. “People need...

The Cilek effect

by Gigi Wood CORRIDOR - Because of Tom Cilek, many people in the Corridor are now familiar with David Gould. David Gould is the coordinator...

Medical Mall traffic scenarios cost more than $2.5 million

by Bekah Porter CEDAR RAPIDS - Closing a portion of Second Avenue for a proposed medical mall would not significantly impact drivers. Such was the...

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