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CEDAR RAPIDS - Cedar Rapids has faced 'extreme hardship' in the past and met the challenge, and 'now we're in the process of doing that yet again,' Mayor Brad Hart said Thursday.

Interim CEO Talks Looks Ahead to Future for Corridor By charguth February 18, 2021 5:34 am Saga Communications Spencer, IA (KICD)– It has been a few weeks since Kiley Miller departed from his position at the Iowa Lakes Corridor Development to head Trees Forever in Eastern Iowa and his temporary replacement is now looking ahead to the future. Brian Dalziel was given the Interim CEO title earlier this month, but he has not ruled out throwing his hat in the ring to have the job on a permanent basis. Dalziel tells KICD’s Ryan Long the Corridor is a strong corporation and he believes the board...

CEDAR RAPIDS - Linn County announced Monday that it is seeking public input on climate change and action.

Cedar Rapids climate march, Dec. 6, 2019. — Izabela Zaluska/Little Village Linn County wants to know how climate change is affecting its residents and what climate action the county should prioritize. The county’s sustainability department is collecting public input through an online survey. The survey asks how residents think about climate change and what challenges they faced during climate disaster events, including the derecho and the 2008 flood. The survey also asks what type of climate action is most important to residents, and potential barriers to taking action. Linn County’s S...