Leaches move to Iowa City area home amid redistricting
Jim Leach and his wife Delia relocate to a 4810 Rapid Creek Rd NE Johnson County residence after the 2000 Census redistricting created a new 2nd Congressional District. The 1990-built home, a modern four square farmhouse design by William Nowsyz, sits on 140 acres near Interstate 80 and Highway 1.
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Woman Architect Sees Living Gallery In Farmhouse Revival
Elizabeth, an architectural historian, praises a two story farmhouse style home with a 3 300 square foot footprint and central atrium that fills the dining room and kitchen with natural light. The arched wall of windows overlooks a timber stand and one first floor sitting room centers on a grand feature.
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Winter garden notes and local planting guides
Mary Wiemann of Coralville highlights ancient and native trees, recommends Iowa gardening books, and promotes seed sales and conservation programs. She notes Coralville’s Nations in Bloom 2001 award and invites readers to share gardening events with The Gazette.
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