Things To Do Today In Cedar Rapids And Iowa City
A compact events guide lists activities for today across Iowa venues. Outdoors at Indian Creek Nature Center features geology talk from 1 to 2 30 p m with a 5 dollar fee. Christmas Carol at Old Creamery Theatre in Amana runs at 2 p m with 12 to 28 dollars. social yoga and wine session at Shores Event Center costs 10 dollars starting 5 30 p m. Questions and Acoustics with Luke Viertel begins 6 30 p m at Brewhemia. Danu Christmas Gathering at Englert Theatre in Iowa City runs 7 30 p m with 10 to 40 dollars.
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Otis Rd
Cedar Rapids
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Newark
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Old Creamery Theatre
38Th Ave
Amana
Shores Event Center
16Th St
Danu
Englert Theatre
Washington St
Iowa City
KCCK earns Jazz Week Station of the Year honors
Deborah Nevens reports Iowa radio station KCCK named Jazz Week Station of the Year 2014 in the small-market category. Program Director Bob Stewart, named Programmer of the Year for the sixth time, credits Bobby Jackson’s legacy and Kirkwood Community College support for the station’s 24 hour jazz programming and community outreach.
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United States
Bob Stewart
KCCK
Stewart
Bobby Jackson
San Jose
Calif
Kirkwood Community College
Kirkwood Electronics Communications
F.C.C
Kuni
University of Northern Iowa
Gazette
Cedar Rapids
Frozen themed Science for Squirts at Wickiup Hill
Linn County offers a Frozen themed science program for kids ages 8 to 6 from 10 to 11 a.m. Dec 17 at Wickiup Hill Learning Center. Cost is 2 dollars. register two days ahead. A Blue Zones Project potluck follows at 6 p.m. at Longbranch Hotel with demonstrations by Marion Hy-Vee attendees and chef Kevin Riddle teaching Vegetable Rice Salad Wraps.
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Wickiup Hill Learning Center
Morris Hills Rd
Blue Zones
Longbranch
Town Rd
Kevin Riddle
Iowa
Bluezonesproject
Iowa City West Math Club posts perfect scores at invitational
At the Dec. 6 Iowa City High School Math Invitation, West High School earned perfect scores in sprint, target, team, and relay across both varsity and junior varsity in the large school division. Program participants included Elizabeth Han, Jiahua Zhang, Junhee Lee, Kai Trepka, Casey McClenathan, Amy Xiong, Jeongwoo Lee, Kevin Liu, Pranav Krishnamurthy, and Harry Manaligod. Ramin Toloui, a 1992 Iowa City High grad, began duties as Treasury official in Washington on Dec 8.
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Iowa City West High School
Iowa City
Tipton Ward 1 Council Member Resigns. Appointment Planned
Leanne Zearley resigns from Tipton City Council Ward 1 effective December 31 after three years in office. She moves to Marion but remains employed in the Cedar County Engineer's office. No special election. a vacancy appointment will fill Ward 1, with applications available at City Hall.
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Tipton
Leanne Zearley
Bob Klemme
Zearley
Marion
Cedar County
City Hall
Library offers downtown Wi-Fi signal for all
The Washington Public Library provides free wireless access across downtown Washington during events in the historic district around Central Park and for the library's digital collection when the building is closed. The Downtown Wireless Project was funded by a mini grant from the Washington County River Boat Foundation.
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Washington Public Library
Washington
Central Park
Washington County Riverboat Foundation
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