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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Apr 13, 2005
Page
31
Johnson County invites the public to a memorial walk in Hubbard Park at the University of Iowa on April 30 starting at 9 am. Three routes are offered with fees of 15 dollars for individuals 40 dollars per family and 7 dollars per youth. Proceeds support tobacco control efforts.
A Saturday conference at the University of Iowa Memorial Union addresses ADHD across life spans for families adults and children. Michael Hopkins delivers the keynote with breakout sessions on medication transitions accommodations and self determination. Separate sessions target youths ages 10 to 18 and adults with CHADD of Iowa sponsoring. Registration caps at 100 with fees 40 for a family four 25 adults and 15 students ages 10 to 18. Send registrations to CHADD of Iowa Muscatine Iowa 52761 or email befogmachlink com for information.
The Amana Colonies Bluegrass Festival runs Friday to Sunday at the Morton Center within the Amana Colonies RV Park and Outdoor Convention Facility. Acts include Southern Reign Harvest Home Bob and Kristie Black and the McPunk Brothers. Camping and passes available. details at 1 800 471 7616 or amanarv.com.
Oxford sophomore Kelda Hankins balances tough grades with softball after helping launch the Johnson County Spirits. She shifts from power hitter to coach while maintaining a 4.0 GPA and supporting teammates with batting tips and fielding guidance.
The Gazette notes a 10.8 percent decline in total crimes from 2003 to 2004 in Iowa City due to lower aggravated assaults vandalism and car thefts. Violent offenses and sex crimes stayed nearly steady with 631 assaults robberies and related crimes in both years.
Iowa City center offers transitional child care for 22 children up to three months while reunifying families. Executive Director Michelle Hawkes notes it serves Sudanese refugees, foster children, and single parents fleeing violence with referrals and community support from Johnson County, United Way, Empowerment, and First Mennonite Church. An open house is planned at 405 Myrtle Ave.
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