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Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Feb 11, 2002

Page

9

Marion updates yield signs on 10th Avenue intersections

City replaced yield signs at multiple Marion intersections after 25 years to handle higher traffic. Marion Independent School Board hosts a 4 p.m. work session in the admin boardroom to discuss Career Academies tech courses. Police offer child safety seat checks Tuesday and Wednesday with appointments preferred, call 377-1511. Iowa One Call hosts a digging safety luncheon at the Radisson Hotel from 11:30 a.m. to 1 p.m. register online or email, and callers must report digging at least 48 hours ahead.

Marion 10Th Avenue 24Th Street Marion Independent School Metro Area S. 15Th St Donna Finch Iowa One Call Radisson Dodge Street Iowaonecall

Iowa ByStander, First Black West of Mississippi

The Iowa ByStander founded in Des Moines 1894 was the first African-American newspaper west of the Mississippi River. John L. Thompson bought it in 1896 with growth under James B. Morris Sr. who owned 1922 to 1971. Jonathan Narcisse is current owner and editor publisher.

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Wildlife watchers sought by Iowa Nature Mapping group

Volunteer Tom Sandersfeld joins 280 others documenting local fauna for Iowa Nature Mapping. He reports on blue jays cardinals pheasants and deer tracks near Hilton Creek four miles southeast of Marengo, noting large flocks of red winged blackbirds and various birds and mammals observed in a wildlife area.

Marlene Lucas Gazette Arengo Tom Sandersfeld Hilton Creek Marengo Sandersfeld Iowa Nature Mapping Iowa State Wawse Prewivs DY Miranda Meyer Iowa State University Wildlife Extension

Iowa Nature Mapping Volunteers Start 10 Workshops

Volunteers join the Nature Mapping Program through ISU Wildlife Extension. The first two workshops run in Eastern Iowa: Buchanan County Fontana Nature Center 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. on Saturday and Marshall County Marshalltown Community College 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. in March. Cost is 10 dollars per workshop with optional lunch. registration via Jason O’Brien at 515 294 6440 jpobrien iastate.edu or nature mapping site.

Iowa State University Wildlife Extension Iowa Buchanan County Fontana Nature Center Marshall County Marshalltown Community College Jason O'Brien Iastate Nature Mapping Extension Iastate.edu

Dr Dolittle enthusiast runs a 40 acre Iowa homestead

Brent Hospers, owner of Hospers & Brother Printers, tends a menagerie on a 40 acre Fairfield, Iowa homestead. He added lambs, llamas, fainting goats and miniature horses after buying a $10,000 pole barn and a pair of ewes. He also owns Union Printing in Ottumwa and Old Capitol Screen Printers in Iowa City while his brothers Garth and he trace printing roots to 1876.

Tom Walsh Iowa City Dolittle Brent Hospers Hospers Fairfield Iowa Reno Nev Colee Brent Boulder, Colo Roger Iowa City Press-Citizen Garth Spiedel Newspaper Group Spiedel Reno Gazette- Journal Hespers Orange City Hospers & Brother Printers Old Capitol Screen Printers Union Printing Ottumwa

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