Things To Do Today In Cedar Rapids And Iowa City
An all ages events roundup includes Hawkeye Sports Forum at the Johnson County Senior Center in Iowa City, Roman Holiday at Marion Public Library, Being Human by Thomas C. Jackson at Black Earth Gallery, Parkinsons exercise class at Cedar Rapids Public Library, MMU Instagram Jam at Mount Mercy University, Hoover Library talk on Presidential travel in West Branch, and Hawkeye Toastmasters at Kirkwood Community College Cedar Rapids. Free events listed among others with times and locations.
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Hawkeye
Iowa City
Johnson County Senior Center
S. Linn St
Jackson Thomas
Black Earth Gallery
Third St
Ste. 2
Cedar Rapids
MMU
Mount Mercy University
Janalyn Hanson White
Hoover Library
Herbert Hoover
Kirkwood Community College
Linn Hall
Kirkwood Blvd
DeltaV Code School grads land jobs in 2 months
DeltaV Code School in Cedar Rapids produced its first class of three graduates who all secured full time tech positions within two months, averaging over 58,000 dollars a year. Jason Logan joined United Fire Group as an application developer trainee after completing the 20 week program. The NewBohemian Innovation Collaborative plans to expand DeltaV into Des Moines and rural areas to boost local software talent.
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Cedar Rapids
Deltav Code School
Bohemian Innovation Collaborative
Deltav
Jess Bertling
Keith Dahlby
Dahlby
Delta V
Bertling
Jason Logan
United Fire Group
Logan
UFG
NewBoCo
Des Moines
Cedar Rapids earns SolSmart gold for solar efforts
Cedar Rapids is the first Iowa city to win SolSmart gold by scoring over 200 points in categories such as permitting zoning inspection and community engagement. The city completed four solar installations in city facilities including a transit garage and three booster stations. Linn and Johnson counties also earned SolSmart gold status.
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Cedar Rapids
SolSmart
Department of Energy
U.S
Iowa
Linn County
Johnson County
League of Women Voters grant boosts student voter registration
The League of Women Voters of Johnson County received a national Youth Voter Registration grant to mobilize high school and college students turning 18 by the midterm on November 6. Volunteers will register students at five or more area high schools and provide education and interactive voting experiences, with university and community college outreach in Iowa City and at the Learning Center.
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League of Women Voters
Johnson County
National Organization
National League
Tiffin
Clear Creek Amana
North Liberty Town City
League
University of Iowa and
Kirkwood Community College
Iowa City Learning Center
County Veterans Affairs offers limited Saturday hours
Johnson County Commission of Veterans Affairs will open 8 a.m. to noon on March 8 April 7 and June 2 to assist veterans with benefits filing health care enrollment and other services. Veterans can arrange appointments by calling Gary Boseweiler at 319 356 6049 or emailing gbosener co johnson ia us.
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Johnson County Commission of Veterans Affairs
Veterans Affairs
Gary Boseweiler
Boseweiler
Iowa Veterans Home
Roseweiler
Co.johnson
Bo the Bluetick Coonhound Up for Adoption at IA Shelter
Bo, a nearly three year old neutered UKC registered Bluetick coonhound, is available for adoption at Cedar Rapids Animal Care and Control. He was surrendered at the end of January. Adoption fees are 115 for dogs and 90 for cats. The shelter at 900 76th Ave SW operates 12 to 5 pm Monday through Saturday. Call 319-286-5993 for details.
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Cedar Rapids Animal Care & Control
76Th Ave. Dr
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Hooplanow.com
RBC Sports
B.t
Marion Public Library
Sixth Ave
Marion
Being Human
Thomas C
Cedar Rapids Public Library
Fifth Ave
Local Code School
Delta. Code School
Matthew Patane
the Gazette
Matthew
Patane
Thegazette
Ben Kaplan
Delta
Dustin Yelland
Coralville Area
Thinkiowacity.com
Coralville
North Liberty
Jim Slosiarek
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