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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Feb 05, 2005
Page
31
The Ushers Ferry Historic Village Commission will meet today at 12 30 p m at the Village Office to discuss ongoing plans and administrative matters.
A calendar of Cedar Rapids events across arts, culture, and community venues. Monster Truck Winternationals at U S Cellular Center. Cedar Valley Woodcarvers Show at Best Western Longbranch. MW Reining Horse Show at Iowa Equestrian Center. Saturdays at the Forum at CRMA. opening of Joan Liffring-Zug Bourret photography at CR Museum of Art. Art for All Iowans at Coral Ridge Mall. Barnelopet children’s ski event in Decorah. Linn Area Photo Club at Wickiup Hill. Effigy Mounds Film Festival. Matinee in the Park at Herbert Hoover National Historic Site. Thirst talk at People’s Church. Ash Dargan performance at Coe College. Tsunami Relief Benefit Concert at UI. Luther College Piano Quartet at UI College. Otero XTango Quintet at Luther College. One Flew Over the Cuckoo’s Nest at Theatre Cedar Rapids. Darwin Turner programs at Cedar Rapids Public Library and African American Museum. Urban Theater Project Collected Stories at Brucemore.
Joe Wiegmann and Pam Trelstead of Parkersburg Elementary lead 36 students in delivering handmade valentines to veterans at the VA Medical Center in Iowa City as part of National Salute to Hospitalized Veterans. The event, active since 1978, involves schools across Iowa and neighboring states.
Brookside neighbors protested a potential voluntary annexation by Vaughn Farm Co Edison Properties and Marion Water Dept. The council reviewed Brookside input after two planning meetings and a work session where residents asked about septic systems and future infrastructure costs.
Harold Morrow of Des Moines and Earl Carr of Cedar Rapids were among the first 100 African-Americans admitted to the U S Marine Corps during World War II. Both served in the South Pacific, a Black History Month feature from the African American Historical Museum and Cultural Center of Iowa.
Jim Griffin, 40, president of the Iowa City Area Chamber of Commerce, discusses insider and outsider views of the chamber, its need for better communication of value, and the biggest challenge being trust and relationships. He cites growth plans, staffing needs, and a drive to unite the Corridor community.
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