Conservation Board Meeting Announced in Johnson County
Calendar entry notes a 5:30 p.m. Johnson County Conservation Board session at the Johnson County Administration Building.
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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Feb 16, 2005
Page
27
Calendar entry notes a 5:30 p.m. Johnson County Conservation Board session at the Johnson County Administration Building.
A schedule of community events in Iowa City and Mount Vernon includes a Winter Daylight support group at Iowa City Hospice from 10 to 11:15 a.m., a “So I Saved It Now What?” session at the Iowa City Senior Center, an informal spouses group at the Hospice, a tenant landlord law discussion, an American Red Cross First Aid course, a younger spouses group, a panel on parity in mental illness insurance at Mercy Iowa City, an Earhart Cornell Lecture by Michael Novak at Cornell College, and Emmett Polder discussing Farm Boy Memories at the James Kennedy Public Library in Dyersville.
Storytime begins at 10 a.m. at North Liberty Community Library followed by Preschool Storytime at 10 30 a m in the Hazel Westgate Story Room of the Iowa City Public Library.
Senior activities list events with Bob Zeman concerts at North English and English Valley N and C at 10 a.m. and 1 p.m. plus Williams burg Hillside Estates. Contact number (319) 848 4886 for details.
The Iowa City calendar lists events at the University of Iowa including a Learning and Development Seminar on time management at the Iowa Memorial Union, a brown bag talk on classroom challenges, a medical facility lecture, Ukraine Orange Revolution discussion by Oleksandr Komarenko, a DeGowin Blood Center drive, a film event Before the Rain at Phillips Hall, Moiseyev Dance Company performance at Hancher, and Aaron Lansky reading at Prairie Lights with WSUI broadcast. Reservations and contact numbers are provided.
The North Corridor Noon Rotary funds and distributes 523 page student dictionaries to fourth graders in Iowa City area including Coralville North Liberty Hills and West Branch. The dictionaries cost 1.50 dollars each and include Braille and sign language alphabets, U.S. Constitution and Declaration text. Teachers praise the literacy outreach and Rotary members note kids benefit from having a reference book at home and school.
Crime reports from February 4 to 13 in the Iowa City metro area list incidents by reported date. Each entry notes the time, location, and type of offense recorded by local law enforcement.
The bulletin lists multiple dates and addresses in Iowa City for theft incidents. Entries include theft from vehicle and theft of vehicle at numerous streets such as College Street, Linn Street, Riverside Drive, Dodge Street, and Westwinds Drive, with incident dates ranging February 4 to February 13.
HAPPENINGS WEST BRANCH Iowa hosts the fifth annual The Presidents Best juried art exhibit August 5 to 7. Iowa artists 18 and older may enter by June 6 with a $30 online or typed submission fee or $35 for handwritten items.
Cecil Reed of Cedar Rapids became the first African American elected to the Iowa House of Representatives in 1966. He sponsored fair housing legislation in 1967 with Senator John Ely Jr. and Representative June Franklin. African American History Museum and Cultural Center of Iowa marks Black History Month with vignettes.
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