Downtown Arts aims for balanced district board with new member
Katie Roche of Englert Theatre joins Downtown Arts as the district expands from Iowa Avenue to East Burlington Street and adds portions of Northside Marketplace. She says the board will advocate for the downtown while guiding a strategic plan on sustainability alleyway appeal and economic development.
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Iowa City Downtown District Board of Directors Members
List of board members includes President Mark Ginsberg and President-elect Naftaly Stramer. Other officers and directors span MC Ginsberg Oasis Falafel MidWestOne Bank The Velvet Coat Ruu Jain Textiles University of Iowa business manager Bill Nusser Hands Jewelers HD Short & Sons Properties Chop House Eden Lounge Shelter House Iowa City Public Library Neumann Monson Architects Englert Theatre Master Gardener Java Joni Schrup Discerning Eye Takanami Formosa Givanni's Nancy Bird Steve Boyd Iowa City Area Chamber of Commerce Wendy Ford City of Iowa City Kate Moreland Iowa City Area Development Group Josh Schamberger Coralville Convention and Visitors Bureau Summer of the Arts Center for Workforce Justice UI Student Government. Ex officio Nancy Bird and executive director Steve Boyd.
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Labor payrolls rise in July boosting U.S. labor market
Payrolls increased by 255000 in July, beating Bloomberg estimates after 292000 in June, while the jobless rate held at 4.9 percent. Labor force participation edged up to 62.8 percent as wages rose 0.3 percent, signaling stronger demand and potential support for consumer spending.
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