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In USDA's $1.1 billion investment in tree planting, Cedar Rapids' ReLeaf reforestation effort awarde - Vimarsana News

In USDA's $1.1 billion investment in tree planting, Cedar Rapids' ReLeaf reforestation effort awarde

In an effort to expand equitable access to nature nationwide, U.S. Agriculture Secretary Tom Vilsack came to Cedar Rapids Thursday to announce $6 million toward Cedar Rapids’ effort to reforest the city after the 2020 derecho. The city is among 385 recipients of $1.1 billion toward tree planting.

Government Notes: Cedar Rapids Transit makes bus route, schedule changes - Vimarsana News

Government Notes: Cedar Rapids Transit makes bus route, schedule changes

Also, Linn County awards $100,000 in economic development grants

Opinion: 10 Cool & Powerful Ways to Inspire Teens to Self-Start, Learn in the Real World - Vimarsana News

Opinion: 10 Cool & Powerful Ways to Inspire Teens to Self-Start, Learn in the Real World

This article has been produced in partnership between The 74 and the XQ Institute. Imagine a high school class where students use 3D modeling software to create blueprints, gather around a mixing board to produce a song or turn their custom artwork into streetwear. These experiences are far from what we see in many traditional […]

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Miller resigns as Trees Forever president, CEO - Vimarsana News

Miller resigns as Trees Forever president, CEO

Kiley Miller has resigned as president and CEO of Marion-based Trees Forever, the organization announced July 24.

Kiley Miller resigns as Trees Forever president and CEO - Vimarsana News

Kiley Miller resigns as Trees Forever president and CEO

Kiley Miller has resigned from his role as president and chief executive officer of nonprofit Marion-based Trees Forever after more than two years in the role.