Things To Do Today Includes Health Screening And Music
The list features a VNA cholesterol screening at the Johnson County Senior Center with a $17 lipid panel after a long fast. Iowa City venue events include Red Cedar Trio at Parkview Church performing Gilbertson Rivers and Kolosko Hungarian pieces. Also: travel tips at Marion Public Library, and Cedar Rapids Open Mic at The Vault.
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Iowa City
Johnson County Senior Center
S. Linn St
Iona Ity
Viusic
Iowa City Music Club
Red Cedar
Red Cedar Trio
Jan Boland
John Dowdall
Carey Bostian
Michael Gilbertson
Rivers
Nathan Kolosko
Gilbertson
Iowa
Mississippi River
Cedar
Dubuque
Yale
Red Cedar Chamber Music
Parkview Church
Foster Rd
Grants and events across Johnson County Iowa
The Greater Cedar Rapids Community Foundation invites non profits to apply for its winter grant cycle with a February 14 deadline. Briefings and technical training are planned at the foundation and Cedar Rapids Public Library. OWA City Crisis Center seeks volunteers for Crisis Intervention and Food Bank programs with需Feb 10 and Feb 3 deadlines respectively. Iowa City hosts a Jon Batiste workshop and concert at the Englert Theatre with tickets from 20 to 25 dollars.
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Greater Cedar Rapids Community Foundation
Linn County
Third St. SE
Crisis Center
Johnson County
Gilbert Ct
Beau Pinkham
Food Bank
William Batten
Iccrisiscenter.org
New York City
New Orleans
Katie Roche
Katie
Englert
Jon Batiste
Stay Human
Washington County votes to trim pay raise package
The Washington County Board of Supervisors approved a 4 percent raise for the attorney and sheriff while denying a pay raise to themselves for a second year. Other elected officials receive 2.4 percent. compensation board had urged 5 percent for attorney and sheriff, 3 percent for auditor, recorder and treasurer, 2.8 percent for supervisors. Board also set department guidelines with a 2 percent raise for non elected staff and a 2 percent budget increase per department.
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Washington County
Stan Stoops
Mid-Prairie Board projects 10.5 million bond vote date
The Mid-Prairie Board of Education set a probable 10.5 million bond issue for voters on April 1. At a January 14 meeting, figures from Shire Hattery IA City show a 10.29 million option without an indoor walkway and a 10.395 million option with the walkway, both with a 5 percent contingency. The board will also pursue a Washington County Riverboat Foundation grant after the bond vote.
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Mid-Prairie Board of Education
Shire Hattery
Iowa City
Washington County
Wellness Club R E C Offers Fitness for All
Alison Gowans reports on Club R E C at the Cedar Rapids Ambroz Center where four participants with intellectual disabilities practice modified workouts. The program, part of the Parks and Recreation Department, runs through Jan 30 with a February session offered Feb 6 to 27.
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Jonny Faison
Rob Wagner
Faison
Club R.E.C
Cedar Rapids
Ambroz Center
Mount Vernon Rd
Wagner
Johnny Faison
R.E.C
Jim Slosiarek
Gazette
Tanda Pheth
Sarah Knutson
Suzy O'Rourke
Get Fit club opens for ages 10 up in Cedar Rapids
Advanced registration is required for Club R.E.C. The program welcomes people ages 10 and up. Cedar Rapids residents pay 26 dollars while non residents pay 33. Wagner says fitness is for everyone and it is very much needed. Call 319 286 5731 or visit crrec.org to register. For comments call 319 398 8434 or email alison gowans at sourcemedia dot net.
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Carl & Mary Koehler History Center
U.S
Cedar Rapids
Office
Historycenter. Org
Julia DeSpain
Julia
Historycenter.org
Club
R.E.C
Crrec.org
Wagner
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Hooplanow.com
Kris
Jim May
Gateway Travel
Marion Public Library
Sixth Ave
Marion E
Second Ave. SE
Gercf. Org
Elizabeth Cwik
Elizabeth.cwik
Gercf.org
Rochelle Naylor
Rochelle. Naylor
Geref.org
History Center
Owa City
Englert Theatre
Washington St
Washington
Wellman
Board
Alison Gowans
the Gazette
Spec Olympics
Alison.gowans
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