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Brouhaha in Oakhill Jackson over weeds and native plants and the power of a City Council member to call in the mowers
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Brouhaha in Oakhill Jackson over weeds and native plants and the power of a City Council member to call in the mowers
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City paints bike lanes on a stretch of Boyson Road NE to give the idea a try in city’s quest for bicycle-friendly status
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City paints bike lanes on a stretch of Boyson Road NE to give the idea a try in city’s quest for bicycle-friendly status
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Round 2 of demos start next week: 58 on the list with paperwork still out on another 12; 70 structures came down in a first round
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City paints bike lanes on a stretch of Boyson Road NE to give the idea a try in city’s quest for bicycle-friendly status
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New era begins in Cedar Rapids transit: Forget ‘remanufactured;’ city buys four new buses; and, of course, they come with bike racks
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City Hall has firmed up what it expects to seek for some 1,300 flood-disaster buyouts: $148 million in CDBG funds to go with an expected $27 million in FEMA money
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Another idea for affordable housing near Ellis Park isn’t going to work; city bought the land with state REAP grant to prevent it from being developed
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Another idea for affordable housing near Ellis Park isn’t going to work; city bought the land with state REAP grant to prevent it from being developed
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Round 2 of demos start next week: 58 on the list with paperwork still out on another 12; 70 structures came down in a first round
City Hall has firmed up what it expects to seek for some 1,300 flood-disaster buyouts: $148 million in CDBG funds to go with an expected $27 million in FEMA money
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