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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jan 14, 2014
Page
6
Hy-Vee at 1720 Waterfront Dr Iowa City hosts a three course Italian cooking class led by a chef with a University of Iowa health expert discussing neurological diseases at 6 pm. Admission is free.
Fundraiser across Eastern Iowa teams up with Cedar Valley Habitat for Humanity during Super Bowl Sunday. Hosts use party packs to collect donations and support local families while Titans and Collins Road Theatre host public parties with donation-based entry. Half of some fees support Habitat, with past events raising about ten thousand dollars for local homes.
Johnson County groups provide free home energy audits through Green Iown AmeriCorps and free weatherization for low income veteran senior and disabled households. Others pay for materials while labor is free with scheduling via (319) 362-2214. Cedar Rapids Tanager Place CEO honoured for nonprofit leadership. Iowa City artists and Marion Park and Recreation receive Iowa Arts Council grants funding comes from the Legislature and NEA.
Bass baritone Zachary Owen a Luther College graduate studying at Cincinnati Conservatory won the Jack Horowitz Memorial Award of 1000 dollars. Soprano Jessica Faselt a University of Iowa student and Cedar Rapids Opera Theater alumna earned the Douglas Burke Memorial Award of 1000 dollars. Tenor Alec Carlson a Luther graduate studying at Cincinnati Conservatory, originally from Red Oak, received the Rosanne OHarra Award of 300 dollars. Owen and Faselt advance to the Upper Midwest Regional competition in St. Paul on February 1, to face singers from Nebraska Minnesota South Dakota and Wisconsin.
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