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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jan 24, 2005
Page
25
Calendar item lists 5 45 p m Iowa City Telecommunications Commission at Tower Plaza 10 S Linn St and 7 p m Hills City Council meeting at town hall both scheduled for this evening.
The Mid-Prairie Community School Board will hold regional meetings at 7 p.m. in the high school media center Wellman. Members discuss district matters and public input sessions.
Community program on web basics from 2 to 3 pm at the Iowa City Public Library with contact for details. The events page lists Boni Puer Czech Boys Choir at Paramount Theatre Cedar Rapids with ticket prices and a Heart Association Music and Wine Tasting Benefit in Cedar Rapids featuring Melissa Rose Ziemer. Other items include a free intro session Flying Start learning to fly at Tilford Middle School Vinton and piano recital at Sinclair Auditorium Coe College Cedar Rapids featuring Mozart.
Toddler Storytime runs at 10 30 a m in the Hazel Westgate Story Room of the Iowa City Public Library. Monday Madness Story Time begins at 7 p m at the Coralville Public Library.
A poster sale runs 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. in the Lucas Dodge Room at the Iowa Memorial Union. A Jewish Learning Class with Rabbi Ben Wolf begins at 2 30 p.m. at Hillel House. The Dance Marathon Third Dancer Meeting meets at 9 p.m. in the Ball room at the Iowa Memorial Union. Contact numbers provided.
Listings include bereavement support at Iowa City Hospice on Wade Street, an infant CPR course on Clinton Street, a Winter Moon Hike at Marr Park, a Hampton String Quartet concert at City High School, a Hot Chocolate event on Renewable Energy Legislation, an Ag Breakfast Series at Johnson County Fairgrounds, and a Saturday bike ride from College Green Park. Contact numbers and locations provided.
Anna and Katie Hoppe, 17, clear Creek Amana High School juniors, show three horses including Jazzy the Palomino and two quarter horses, Fancy and Sweetie. Starting at age seven, they balance lessons, family support, and a growing circle at local horse events, cherishing friendship, fashion, and ribbons more than the wins.
Anna and Katie Hoppe from Norway Iowa describe daily training with their horses to grow as riders. They emphasize color as a show identifier and the ongoing learning process of equestrian work.
Kalona residents can access exercise and weight rooms, gym, racquetball court, and locker room for 58 dollars annually with free staff fitness program tailoring. Non residents pay 69 dollars. youth and senior rates apply. memberships total about 80. Facility rentals include a sleepover party and a scout campout. park improvements and a pool cover update were noted.
Iowa City announces vacancies on boards and commissions with deadlines. Airport Zoning Board of Adjustment Civil Service Commission Historic Preservation Parks and Recreation Telecommunications Commission seek applicants. Deadline 5 p.m. Feb 23. Contact City Clerk at (319) 356-5043 or visit icgov org/boards.htm.
Michael Anthony of Marion, 17, son of Ed and Angela Anthony, received the Eagle Scout award in a Court of Honor on December 12 at St Joseph Catholic Church. He is a Washington High School senior, member of Troop 68, and earned 21 merit badges. He built a compost container foundation and two 4 by 10 foot hot boxes at Prairie Ridge Retreat Center with 12 helpers.
The Gazette seeks Solon and North Liberty correspondents to report news promptly, pitch story ideas, and gather tips. Duties include attending government meetings. prior newspaper experience is desired. Contact Shelley Oehler at 319-339-3162 or mail samples to The Gazette 301 E Market St Iowa City IA 52245.
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