Don Bosco Student Dies After Car Bus Collision
Cheryl Reuter 18, a Don Bosco High School senior from Dunkerton, died from injuries after a southbound car collided head on with a northbound bus near Canfield Road east of Waterloo. She died Saturday at Covenant Medical Center. Funeral services are set for Wednesday at St Athanasius Church in Jesup.
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Black Hawk County
Canfield Road
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Covenant Medical Center
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Jesup
Luther College presents Sanctuary Salon and Stage series
Luther College in Decorah marks National Women’s History Month with a three event sequence in the Luther Center Recital Hall. Cecilia’s Circle performs Women’s Voices from the Medieval Abbey March 4 and Salon des Dames March 6, followed by Women Making Music in the Sacred Tradition March 9. All programs are free and open to the public.
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Luther College
Luther Center For Faith and Life
Cecilia’s Circle
Luther Hosts Championships at Iowa Forensics Meet
Luther College will host the 1997 Iowa Intercollegiate Forensics Association Championships on Friday and Saturday drawing over 100 forensics students from Iowa colleges. Eight speech events will be contested in the Franklin W. Olin Building and Walders Hall of Science with free public admission.
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Luther College
Iowa Intercollegiate
Declarations of Independence Chautauqua Course Offered
History professor M. Philip Lucas leads a four week Cornell College Chautauqua on March 3 to examine the Declaration of Independence the Declaration of Sentiments and Resolutions and the Emancipation Proclamation. The course runs 9 to noon in Hedges Lounge with a luncheon after each session.
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M. Philip Lucas
Cornell College
Lucas
Hedges
Cornell
Bond Issue Vote: $25 Million Choice
Reporter Becky Stover details a $25 million bond issue vote as the central financial choice facing voters. The piece outlines proposal scope and potential impact on local projects and services.
Linn-Mar considers bond for remodeling instead of new high school
The Master Facilities Study Committee recommends a 25 million dollar bond to remodel Linn-Mar High School, add an auditorium and gym, and fund elementary expansions. A new 1,500-student high school would cost about 27 million, exceeding the district’s bonding limit of around 38 million. Public votes set for February 25.
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Linn- Mar
North Marion
Brian Wilson
Linn-Mar
Steve Colton
Joe Pacha
Composting at Kirkwood College Demonstrates Value-Added Waste
The Kirkwood Community College ag department conducts a composting demonstration behind the campus barns turning manure and yard waste into fertilizer. Professors note odor control and nitrogen stabilization, while heat kills weed seeds and reduces groundwater risk.
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Barrie Swinbank
Agricultural Sciences
Kirkwood Community College
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