Linn County April 7 public meetings and events schedule
Linn County hosts multiple sessions including Emergency Planning Committee and Human Resources Budget Committee at Witwer Building. Fairfax and Marion councils meet, plus a public forum on roadside management at Indian Creek Nature Center. Lectures by Dudley Herschbach, theater shows at Mabie and Cedar Rapids, art by Stan Wiederspan, venereal disease clinic hours, and a National Association of Insurance Women conference at Stouter's.
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Linn County Department of Human Resources Management
Witwer
Fairfax City Council
Marion Independent School Board
Second Ave
Marion City Council
City Hall Forum
Linn County
Indian Creek Nature Center
Otis Rd
Sierra Club
Audubon Society
Iowa Wildlife Federation
Izaak Walton League
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Nature Center
Dudley Herschbach
Harvard University
King Chapel
Cornell College
Mount Vernon
Seville
Mabie Theatre
University of Iowa
Cedar Rapids
Stan Wiederspan
Chamber of Commerce
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Repairs at International Center may cost as much as 250000
Iowa City fire gutted the University of Iowa International Center lounge causing evacuation of about 50 people. Repairs may run 150000 to 250000 with restoration decisions pending and funding to come from a state appropriation.
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International Center
Lyleman
Jim Coombes
U of I
Coombes
Board of Regents
George Klein
Alternative Schools Convention Opens in Cedar Rapids
State Director of Education William Lepley will speak as more than 280 Iowa educators attend the Iowa Association of Alternative Schools conference in Cedar Rapids. Joyce Jeanblanc of Metro High School leads the group as president, with sessions at Stouffer's Five Seasons Hotel and Metro through Friday.
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William Lepley
Iowa
Cedar Rapids
Iowa Association of Alternative Schools
Joyce Jeanblanc
Metro High School
Stouffer
Five Seasons
Metro
Lepley
Joe Nathan
Wayzata
Minn
Alternative Schools Movement
Ronald Hagen
Iowa Students Compete in State Solo and Ensemble Contest
More than 7,000 Iowa students will compete Saturday in the Iowa High School Music Association annual State Solo and Small Ensemble Contest across 19 sites. Eastern Iowa sites include Center Point Keota North Tama Traer and Valley Elgin with class 2A high schools participating. The public is welcome to attend any sessions.
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