Explorers Lecture Series and Holocaust Survivor Talk Listed
Ul Explorers Lecture Series features Nelson Ting at 7 p.m. in the Museum of Natural History 10 Macbride Hall Iowa City. Isaac Levendel the Holocaust survivor speaks at Mount Mercy College Chapel of Mercy Cedar Rapids 7 p.m. both free.
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Nelson Ting
Museum of Natural History
Macbride Hall
Iowa City
Isaac Levendel
Mount Mercy College
Chapel of Mercy
Elmhurst Dr
Cedar Rapids
Bill Sackter Day and Why Marry auditions announced
Out and about events list Bill Sackter Day at 4 30 p m at Wild Bill's Coffee Shop North Hall Iowa City and Why Marry auditions at 7 p m at Ambroz Recreation Center Cedar Rapids contact (319) 210 0365 for details.
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Bill Sackter
Wild Bill's
North Hall
University of Iowa
Iowa City
Ambroz Recreation Center
Mount Vernon Rd
Cedar Rapids
Linn County Public Meetings Schedule Across Cedar Rapids Area
Public meetings list for Linn County includes advisory committees and boards in Cedar Rapids Marion and North Liberty. Key sessions: Direct Service Advisory 8 am, Board of Supervisors 9 am, Community Services 12 pm, Veterans Affairs 12:30 pm, Empowerment 1:30 pm, Marion City Council 4 pm, Water Board 5:15 pm, Planning Zoning 6 pm, North Liberty City Council 7 pm.
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Linn County
Direct Service Advisory Committee
Edgewood Rd
Cedar Rapids
Linn County Board of Supervisors
Community Services Advisory Board
Linn County Child Development Center
Fillmore
Cédar Rapids
Linn Veteran Affairs Commission Board
Linn County West
Linn Community Empowerment Executive
United Way of East Central
Iowa
Fifth Ave
Marion City Council
Council
Marion Water Board
Marion Planning & Zoning Commission
North Liberty City Council
W. Cherry St
Corrections Gallery to Join Spring Metro Tour Friday
The Wiederspan Gallery at 3413 Mount Vernon Rd SE will participate in the Spring Metro Gallery Tour from 5 to 8 p.m. Friday after an omission. Julie Koehn’s photo credit for Monday's hydroelectric dam and Riverside Round house images was incorrect due to an editor's error.
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Mount Vernon Rd
Metro
Gazette
Julie Koehn
Riverside Roundhouse
Gazette Communications Contact and Subscription Rates
The Gazette published in Cedar Rapids Iowa lists subscription options by carrier motor route and mail with weekly and annual pricing. Contact numbers include 319 398 8333 319 339 3150 and 1800 397 8333 for subscription service and general inquiries. The AP has exclusive republication rights for local news and dispatches.
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Cedar Rapids
Iowa
Gazette
Gazette Communications Inc
U.S
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Gazette Communications, Inc
P.O
Contact Details for Cedar Rapids News Office
The notice lists phone numbers for Cedar Rapids and Iowa City locations including general news, tip line, and circulation. It provides Cedar Rapids numbers (319) 398-8313 and (319) 398-8254 and Iowa City lines (319) 339-3155 and (319) 339-3150 plus a toll free option (800) 397-8333.
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General News
Cedar RaPiDs
Lowa City
WATS
Gazette urges readers to recycle newspapers locally
The Gazette promotes sustainable farming by using soybean ink and recycled newsprint. It invites residents to drop off newspapers for recycling at City Carton on Ingleside Drive SW or at nearby recycling locations.
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Ingleside Dr
Iowa Illinois Lottery results and jackpot update
The April 12 drawing list shows Iowa and Illinois games with numbers for Cash Game, Pick 3, Pick 4, Little Lotto, Lotto, and 6 of 48. The 6 of 48 jackpot stands at $3.75 million.
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Iowa
Iowa Illinois
Today in History highlights April 13 events
On April 13 through history Henry IV endorses the Edict of Nantes granting Huguenot rights in 1598, Thomas Jefferson born in 1743, Pony Express completes first run in 1860, Metropolitan Museum of Art incorporated in 1870, Apollo 13 near moon but damaged in 1970, Pope John Paul II visits Rome synagogues in 1986, and the Great Chicago Flood occurs in 1992.
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France
United States
Thomas Jefferson
Shadwell
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St. Joseph
Sacramento
Calif
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New York
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Great Synagogue
Rome
Chicago
Former D C emergency official picked for C R
Stephen Reid a former deputy chief of emergency medical services in Washington D C is selected to be Cedar Rapids fire chief. He would start May 10 if approved by the City Council. Reid is president of Stephen M Reid and Associates and was among seven semifinalists and three finalists.
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Rick Smith
We Gazette
Cedar Rapids
Stephen Reid
Washington, D.C
Ron Corbett
Reid
Stephen M. Reid
Lke
Jim Prosser
Prosser
Steve Havlik
Brad Gorman
Havlik
Marion school board approves levy raise to 98 cents
Marion Independent School District will raise its property tax rate to 16.30 per 1000 of assessed value, from 15.32, for the 2010-11 year. The board certified a 47 million budget after a public hearing with one comment urging restraint on future tax increases.
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Marion — Marion
Gordon Gibson
Marion School Board
Marion
Sarah Pinion
Cedar Rapids 3A districts approve budget cuts plan
Cedar Rapids and College Community school boards adopt a budget reduction plan to save 1.41 million in the first tier by trimming administrative salaries including a 10 percent cut to Pinion’s 135000 annual pay and 5 percent elsewhere. Additional tiers could add 138652 then 335840 if needed.
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Cedar Rapids
College Community School Boards
Linn-Mar Board Approves $770000 in Budget Cuts
Linn-Mar school board approved a 770000 reduction in the 2010 11 budget to preserve solvency between 5 and 10 percent. Cuts include five custodial three teaching and one secretarial positions plus salary freezes and 130 hours per day of reassignment for educational associates. The district also lowers the property tax rate by 49 cents reflecting changes in residential assessed value.
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Corresponse
Marion — Linn-Mar
Katie Mulholland
Linn-Mar
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