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Growth from local newsrooms
From The Kalona News, KCRG and 2 more newsrooms, gathered by 6AM News, 6AM City’s local news service, in the last two days.
The Kalona News6 hours ago
JoCo Supervisor Sullivan calls for housing project at Historic Poor Farm, on The Kalona NewsIOWA CITY Johnson County Supervisor Rod Sullivan pushed for housing to be included in a 10-year plan at the Johnson County Historic Poor Farm during the Board of Supervisors’ work session Nov. …
KCRG13 hours ago
Water main break impacting homes in Solon, city says, on KCRGThe City of Solon said in a statement on Facebook a water main break is impacting homes on Tuesday.
Corridor Business Journal17 hours ago
Iowa City launches affordable housing data dashboard, on Corridor Business JournalIowa City has launched an affordable housing data dashboard that provides an interactive look at the city's ongoing commitment to affordable housing for
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In brief
The short notes of Good Day Iowa City’s last two editions. Open one to read it, with its sources.
Winter shelterIf you know someone who needs a bed, Shelter House's winter shelter opens Mon., Nov.
If you know someone who needs a bed, Shelter House's winter shelter opens Mon., Nov. 16, at 5 p.m., two weeks early, with 45 beds at the GuideLink Center. Director of development and communications Christine Hayes said all beds will likely be full within days.
News Notes · Today’s editionSource: KCRG
Housing dataIowa City has launched an interactive dashboard tracking housing trends and the city's progress toward its housing goals.
Iowa City has launched an interactive dashboard tracking housing trends and the city's progress toward its housing goals. It combines U.S. Census data, city records, nonprofits and state agencies. The seven-slide dashboard also covers income-restricted housing units, Iowa City Housing Authority data and the homeless response system.
News Notes · Today’s editionSources: KGAN, Corridor Business Journal
I-380Construction on I-380 is expected to end within three months, and the southbound lanes at the Highway 30 interchange no longer cross over the highway.
Construction on I-380 is expected to end within three months, and the southbound lanes at the Highway 30 interchange no longer cross over the highway. More work remains in the north segment between 120th Street and Highway 30, where the northbound stretch isn't in its final configuration yet.
Around Iowa · Today’s editionSource: The Gazette