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Kitty Corner Social Club forced to relocate early after building deemed unsafe (opens the original)
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IOWA CITY, Iowa (KCRG) - The Kitty Corner Social Club in Iowa City was forced to close its current location Thursday night after a structural engineer determined part of the building was unsafe, according to owner Katy Brown. The business was already planning to relocate blocks away, but those plans were moved up due to the condition of the building. Speed adoptions were held Thursday night to make sure all of the cats had a safe place to go. There were 21 cats at the lounge when it closed - fiv
Data center company stays silent at public meeting (opens the original)
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CENTRAL CITY, Iowa (KCRG) - Central City residents packed the Falcon Civic Center Wednesday night looking for answers about a proposed data center, but the company behind the project did not speak. The facility would be 18,000 square feet and within city limits near the Linn County Fairgrounds. The city council says the data center would be much smaller than hyperscale facilities being built near the airport in Cedar Rapids. It is about the size of four basketball courts. The proposed data cente
Center point considers rules for possible data center (opens the original)
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CENTER POINT, Iowa (KCRG) - Center Point leaders are considering what to do if a data center wants to come to town, even before there is a proposal on the table. The city council teamed up with Center Point’s planning and zoning commission. They met with County Supervisor Brandi Meisheid to review the county’s rules. Using Linn and Johnson counties as models, leaders zeroed in on power grid demands, cooling systems, and requiring utility impact studies. No data center has approached Center Point
Asianfest celebrates 12th year in NewBo (opens the original)
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CEDAR RAPIDS, Iowa (KCRG) - Food, music and culture from across Asia filled NewBo Saturday as AsianFest celebrated its 12th year. The Iowa Asian Alliance says dozens of vendors and booths represented cultures from across the world. People also traveled from across the state to celebrate. Organizers say it’s a chance to celebrate those cultures and bring Eastern Iowa closer together. “As the Asian community we need to do our part to be part of a larger community and the integration is so vital. B
Cedar Rapids company supports 32-hour workweek (opens the original)
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CEDAR RAPIDS, Iowa (KCRG) - A bill in Congress could make a 32-hour workweek the standard nationwide, but one Cedar Rapids company already offers the option. Dave Rasmussen opened Structural Design Group, an engineering firm in 2019. It’s worked on projects like Cedar Rapids new Busse Branch Library and the Kirkwood Hotel. Employees can choose to work 40 hours or 32 hours, and both options count as full time. “That was my choice to offer that to our employees,” Rasmussen said. Rasmussen said few
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