Cedar Rapids and Linn County Meeting Schedule
Today events include 9 a.m. Cedar Rapids City Council at City Hall. 10 a.m. Linn County Board of Supervisors in the Admin Building. Planning Committee for the Community Services Grant meets at 501 13th St NW. 5:30 p.m. Hiawatha City Council work session at City Hall. 6 p.m. Marion Independent school board special session at 777 S 15th St. 6:30 p.m. Linn County Board of Adjustment in the boardroom.
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Cedar Rapids
Marion Independent School Board
S. 15Th St
Linn County Board of Adjustment
Linn County Administrative Office
Mayors Schedule and County Supervisors Meeting Agenda
At 9 a.m. the mayor presides over a City Council session with recognition for the Development and Building Task Force Volunteers. Also at 9 a.m. Black Hawk County Board of Supervisors meets at the courthouse in Waterloo.
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Black Hawk
Out & About events in Cedar Rapids and surrounding areas
Listings include Dead Man Walking lecture by Sister Helen Prejean at Chapel of Mercy Mount Mercy College Cedar Rapids. Also Cedar Rapids Horseman s Club Show at Iowa Equestrian Center Kirkwood. Sounds of Spring at Indian Creek Nature Center Cedar Rapids. Nederlands Dans Theater II at Hancher Iowa City. Luther College lecture by Susan Karant-Nunn Decorah. University of Iowa bands Clapp Hall. Prairie Lights author Bharati Mukherjee Iowa City reading.
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Chapel of Mercy
Mount Mercy College
Cedar Rapids
Helen Prejean
Iowa
Kirkwood Community College
Indian Creek Nature Center
Otis Rd
Nederlands Dans Theater
Hancher
University of Iowa
Iowa City
Uiowa.edu
Olin
Luther College, Decorah
Susan Karant-Nunn
Free
Clapp
Artsiowa
Prairie Lights
Bharati Mukherjee
Prairie Lights Books
S. Dubuque St
Noelridge Farmers Market Opens at Noelridge Park
Farmers market runs at Noelridge from 4 to 6 p.m. at the corner of Collins Road and Council Street. Local vendors offer produce and goods in a weekly outdoor market.
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Noelridge Farmers Market
Collins Road
Council Street
Recycling drive through event at Cedar Rapids Public Works
Cedar Rapids hosts a drive through recycling site from 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. at the Public Works complex located at 1201 Sixth St. SW. For more recycling information call Bluestem Solid Waste Agency at 398-1278.
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Cedar Rapids
Public Works Complex
Sixth St
Bluestem Solid Waste Agency
Gallagher Wet and Wild Tour at Paramount Theatre
This week features Gallagher on the Wet and Wild Tour at Paramount Theatre Cedar Rapids 8 p.m. Saturday. Tickets range 24 to 30.50 dollars at the U S Cellular Center box office Ticketmaster and 319 363 1888. Maifest in Amana Colonies runs Saturday and Sunday with a parade at 10 am plus tours demonstrations and music.
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Gallagher
Paramount Theatre
Third Ave
Cedar Rapids
U.S. Cellular Center
Ticketmaster
Amana
Longtime Cedar Rapids volunteers reach 10 000 hours each
Eugene and Edna Kelsey of Cedar Rapids have donated more than 10,000 hours apiece to St Luke's Hospital over 20 years becoming the first couple to hit this milestone. Edna recruits volunteers, while Eugene urges others to help.
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Eugene
Edna Kelsey
Cedar Rapids
Edna
St. Luke’s Hospital
Hubbard
Sara Heiberger
St. Luke’s Communication
Volunteers honored during Appreciation Week in Johnson County
The Gazette highlights Volunteer Appreciation Week noting about 1 million hours donated in Johnson County last year. Michele Welter works at the Crisis Center in Iowa City, Stan Stevens mentors his match Kevin through Big Brothers Big Sisters, and Mark Edwards and Ann Ruckdaschel describe student and UI involvement with Systems Unlimited.
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the Gazette
Johnson County
Volunteermatch.org
Michele Welter
North Liberty
Iowa City
Welter
Stan Stevens
Kevin
Big Brothers
Big Sisters
Stevens
Stevens Apartments
University of Iowa
Mark Edwards
Systems Unlimited
Edwards
Westaff
Ann Ruckdaschel
Leather McElwain
Cedar Rapids thefts by reported dates in metro area
A list records alleged thefts from vehicles across Cedar Rapids and adjacent areas with incident dates from April 19 to April 25 2003. Locations include First Ave E Elmhurst Dr NE Norman Dr NE Fifth Ave SE and many other streets within the Cedar Rapids metro.
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Cedar Rapids
First Ave
First Avenue
Collins Road
Wilton Dr
Western Pine Dr
Elmhurst Dr
McKinsie Dr
Norman Dr
Silverthorne Rd
C Ave
10Th St
Grande Ave
Parkland Dr
Public Safety Assignment List of Property Addresses and Dates
A list of multiple addresses with associated April dates, detailing public safety assignments or notices across diverse city sectors including NE SE SW NW and specific street designations. Entries include residential and commercial locations such as Third, Park, Bever, and J streets with dates ranging from April 19 to April 25.
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C Ave
Third Ave
16Th Ave
10Th St
Park Ave
15Th St
Bever Ave
36Th St
19Th St
First Ave
J St
12Th Ave
Fourth Ave
Outlook Dr
K St
Sixth St
Miller Ave
First St
Westwood Dr
Burglary and theft reports from local addresses
Police log lists burglaries at 2030 Glass Rd NE on April 19 and 7128 Summerland Ridge Rd on April 20. A theft from motor vehicle occurred at 549 12th St on April 23. The dated entries reflect recent property crime activity in the area.
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Glass Rd
Summerland Ridge Rd
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Ridgeview Dr
Saint Olaf St
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66Th Ave
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Burdette Dr
Ellis Blvd
H Ave
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Brookland Dr
Park Cr
Pioneer Ave
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