Calendar highlights Cedar Rapids events and exhibits today
A Cedar Rapids driven roundup features Peace Library workshops on mindful holidays, Freemasonry display at the Iowa Masonic Library, kids doodle session for ages three to five at Marion Public Library, a Family Photo Series seminar, DivorceCare programs, a Grant Wood exhibition send off at Coe College and Whitney Museum loans, with times and locations listed.
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Freemasonry
Iowa Masonic Library and Museums
First Ave
Cedar Rapids
Public Library
Fifth Ave
Peace Christian Reformed Church
C Ave
Whitney
Whitney Museum of American Art
New York City
Coe College
Cedar Rapids Museum of Art
Coe
Coe College Stewart Memorial Library
Safety Scoop expands in Cedar Rapids Fire Dept programs
The Cedar Rapids Fire Department extended its Safety Scoop program for 2018 after drawing 8 to 10 attendees at the June 28 session and about 40 at the November session. Monthly talks run 11 am to noon on the fourth Wednesday at Central Fire Station with free admission.
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Liz Matting
Julie Popelka
Cedar Rapids Central Fire Station
Cedar Rapids
Central Fire Station
Fire Department
First Ave
Cedar-rapids.org
2018 Programs List for Caregiver Resources Series
A sequence of monthly talks presented by Mercy Caregiver Center and partners from January to December 2018 covers topics for caregivers and older adults. Sessions feature Kathy Good, Jim Coyle, Andrea Parks, Ann Drobot, Amy Kunkle, Karen Huber, Martin Wissenberg, Mary Muehl, Dr. BJ Miller, and Julie Popelka, addressing stress, safety, nutrition, in home care, transportation, fraud prevention, end of life planning, and fire and fall safety.
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Julie Popelka
Cedar Rapids
Rem Town
Kathy Good
Mercy Caregiver Center
Jim Coyle
CRFD
Cedar Memorial
Andrea Parks
Toula Yoga Studio
Fie
Ann Drobot
Alzheimer's Association
Fareway
Amy Kunkle
Cedar Rapids Fire Department
Kunkle
Karen Huber
Martin Wissenberg
Riders Club of America
Mary Muehl
AARP
BJ Miller
Eastern Iowa gets historic preservation grants
The Gazette reports Iowa City Lisbon and Mount Vernon received Certified Local Government grants from the Iowa Department of Cultural Affairs for preservation projects. Iowa City funds include a Summit Street Monument plan a waterfront survey and a Southside district nomination. Lisbon aims to nominate its downtown and Main Street for the National Register. Mount Vernon to nominate 12 brick houses reflecting 19th century military road and railroad development.
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Iowa City
Lisbon
Mount Vernon
Iowa Department of Cultural Affairs
Department
Town City
Summit Street
Main
Washington
Iowa City Southside
Lisbon Main
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Hoopla
WWW
Hooplawow.com
Marion Public Library
Sixth Ave
Marion
Grant Woods
Diana Nollen
the Gazette
Popelka
New Central Fire Station
Diana
Nollen
Thegazette
Iowa
Cyrus Sanders
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