Iowa City and Johnson County revise billboard sign laws
Iowa City and Johnson County are rewriting sign ordinances to balance advertising with community appearance. Proposals would keep size limits but shift location rules, expanding outdoor advertising while adding zones for secondary roads and political signs.
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Iowa City
Ogden Nash
Johnson County
Board of Supervisors
John McDonald
Bob Schwab
Schwab Advertising System Inc
Davenport
Coralville
Iowa Department of Transportation
Schwab
Dodge Street
Highway 218
Karen Franklin
Franklin
Paske
TePaske
Severn
Black women's group announces new time and leaders
A Cedar Rapids support group for black women has new discussion leaders and a new meeting time. Meetings will be twice a month on Tuesdays from 6 to 8 p.m. at the Jane Boyd House. Janice Lane and Betty Johnson of the Area Substance Abuse Council will conduct the sessions.
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Cedar Rapids
Jane Boyd
14Th Ave
Janice Lane
Betty Johnson
The
Area Substance Abuse Council
Free public hearing screenings at University of Iowa
The University of Iowa Wendell Johnson Speech and Hearing Center will hold free public hearing screenings on two Saturdays February 9 and 16 from 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. Students in the Speech Pathology and Audiology Department will perform tests under faculty supervision, with first come first served access. Parking is available in hospital ramps or the Hospital School lot east of Hawkins Drive.
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Iowa City
Wendell Johnson Speech and Hearing Center
University of Iowa
U of I
Johnson Center
Hawkin Drive
Hospital Open House at Mercy Sedlacek Center
The public is invited to an open house Sunday from 1 to 5 p.m. at Mercy Hospital Sedlacek Treatment Center in Cedar Rapids. Sedlacek staff will conduct tours answer questions and provide information on the alcohol and drug abuse treatment program.
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Mercy Hospital
Sedlacek Treatment Center
Cedar Rapids
Sedlacek
Burglary At Bill H Quinby Residence Reports Loss
A videocassette recorder and other items valued over 500 dollars were stolen from the Bill H Quinby home at 3003 Alleghany Drive NE. Police said entry was made through an unlocked door from an attached garage sometime between 6 30 and 11 15 a.m.
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Bill H. Quinby
Alleghany Drive
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Metro-Iowa
Ann Mittman
Johnson County Bureau
Nesper Sign Advertising Inc
Steve Severn
Sovern
Joe Edens
Steve and
Mary Young
Highwood Drive
Youngs
Terri
University
Eoge
MNB
Merchants National Bank
FDIC
IRA Bank
Main Bank
Second Avenue
Third Street
Kingston
Williams Boulevard
16Th Avenue
Noelridge Park
Council Street
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