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Also, Iowa Economic Development Authority board awards incentives to Danisco expansion in southwest Cedar Rapids.
Preliminary findings from an Uptown Marion parking study show ample parking remains in much of the city’s central district during peak hours, but suggests strategies such as parking partnerships with private businesses and improved wayfinding signage.
The future operator of a new Holiday Inn Express and Suites being built in east Marion on the site of the city’s first large-scale mixed-use development anticipates opening doors to guests by the end of the year.
Despite worries that the transformation of the historic Marion Methodist Church into Belltower Lofts apartments would worsen Uptown parking, the Marion City Council unanimously approved the site plan for the project this week.
Two people injured in a seed truck crash Wednesday morning have died from their injuries, according to a news release from the Linn County Sheriff’s Office.
Super Tuesday and Iowa Democratic caucus results, plus highlights from Marion’s State of the City address
Marion Mayor Nick AbouAssaly’s State of the City address Tuesday, he touted Marion as a rapidly growing city that has elevated the quality of life and earned residents’ trust at a time when trust in government is declining.
Spencer Olmstead started Magic Detail & Wash two years ago in Marion
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Also, Cedar Rapids seeks more feedback on Greenway Parks Plan
Also, after months of closure to facilitate structural work, the domes at Taft Middle School in Cedar Rapids have been reopened.
Dinner, dancing, romancing and even a vampire haunting are in store.
With new legislation limiting the growth local governments can capture, coupled with this year’s low state residential property tax rollback, new Christmas decorations, park and other infrastructure improvements are on the chopping block in Swisher. Here’s how Corridor communities are looking to fill their budget gaps.
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