Coe College Ellington Tribute and University of Iowa Concert Series
A daily events roundup lists a Ellington tribute by the Gold Jazz Band Crimson Jazz Band and Faculty Jazz Quartet at Beems Auditorium Cedar Rapids 2 p.m. and a 3 p.m. performance by David Greenhoe and Gerhild Krapf Greenhoe at Clapp Recital Hall Iowa City. Other concerts and shows include La Fosse Baroque Ensemble at Old Capitol Senate Chamber Grinnell Choir Brahms at Herrick Chapel Grinnell College Fiddler on the Roof at Grinnell Community Center Theater and Quitters at Armstrong Theatre Cornell College.
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Coe College
Ellington
Gold
Crimson
Beems
Cedar Rapids Public Library
David Greenhoe
Gerhild Krapf Greenhoe
Clapp
University of Iowa
la Fosse
Senate Chamber of
Old Capitol
Grinnell Music
Herrick Chapel
Grinnell College
Iowa draws recap with multiple lottery results
No one won the Daily Millions or Super Cash drawings last night. The Wednesday jackpot is $20 million with picks 3 21 29 30 32 53 601 54. Lottery numbers are available on CITYLINE at 363 7000 or 337 7000 category 2900.
Vital Statistics and Drunken Driving Charges
A listing shows births in January for Brantley Yancey Anamosa. Kizzie Jones Iowa City. Sanja Dulin Brandon. Joan Jones Amana. Angela Voss Walker. Sonya Schneekloth Iowa City. The drunken driving section lists Richard Albright Kirksville and L Foland Iowa City with arrest times and locations.
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ST. Luke's
Kizzie Jones
Second Ave. SE
Sanja
Frankie Dulin
Brandon
Joan
Phillip Jones
Amana
Angela
Mark Voss
Walker
Sonya
Jeffrey Schneekloth
26Th St. NW
Richard W. Albright
Kirksville
Iowa Ave
Iowa City
L. Foland
N. Dubuque St
Clinton and
College Streets
Ten Clear Creek Amana students punished under good conduct policy
Ten students at Clear Creek Amana High School were disciplined after attending a party at Express Way Motel in Coralville where alcohol was consumed. Three students are barred for one year from school activities and seven receive penalties based on past violations and roles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lazette
Clear Creek
Amana High School
Coralville
Tom McDonald
Express Way
McDonald
Swisher Legion revives town turtle fry tradition
Swisher residents packed the Swisher American Legion Hall for a turtle fry revival. Organizers, led by Rick Achenbach, bought 125 pounds of turtle at three dollars a pound near Fairfield, offering plates at eight fifty with ham and sides. The event restores a longtime fundraiser once dropped due to meat costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Legion
Beth Chacey Gazette
Swisher Legion Hall
Rick Achenbach
Swisher American Legion
Doug
Hickey
Legion
Fairfield
Gay advocates urged to build coalitions around family issues
Former congressman Steve Gunderson told Gay and Lesbian Resource Center activists in Des Moines that progress requires broad coalitions and a focus on family issues. He noted the need to work with communities and not rely on large groups alone, citing his partnership with Rob Morris to illustrate family-centered advocacy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
U.S
Steve Gunderson
Gunderson
Gay and Lesbian Resource Center
Washington
Congress
Rob Morris
Morris
America
Shopping center voting abstention by parks chief
Parks Commissioner Evan Hughes abstains from Cedar Rapids City Council votes on a planned 20 acre shopping center near Edgewood Road and Williams Boulevard SW citing his family ownership in R E H Investments. The parcel with 4.2 acres was bought in November 1994 for 150000 from Adora Jones estate. Public hearing on zoning set for February 5. Hughes says he has avoided planning commission meetings and will abstain from related votes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Douglas Neumann
Evan Hughes
Cedar Rapids
Hughes
Ralph
R.E.H. Investments
Edgewood Road
Williams Boulevard
City Planning Commission
Harry's Way delivers laughs through bizarre staging
Keith Huff's comedy Harry's Way at Riverside Theatre uses Punch and Judy style for a dark subject. Dato Bakhtadze as Harry and Mary Sullivan as Harriet anchor a farcical yet sensitive production with Stephen Thorne as The Other in a witty, costume driven show. Runs through Feb 16 with evening and weekend showtimes and ticket prices from 8 to 15 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marcella Lee
Iowa City
Harry’s
Keith Huff
Riverside Theatre
Mark Hunter
Harry
Dato Bakhtadze
Harriet
Mary Sullivan
Har
Stephen Thorne
Doctor
Hunter
Margaret Wenk
Board splits on special election for Linn County recorder
Linn County supervisors Lu Barron and Jim Houser push to appoint Pat Kane successor Joan McCalmant, Kane’s deputy, while Lumir Dostal weighs options including a special election. Kane resigns Feb 15. board has 40 days to act with a decision possible Monday agenda.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beth
McCalmant
Kane
Barron
Dostal
Houser
Marion
Linn County
Cedar Rapids
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Grinnell Community Center
Armstrong
Cornell College
Liars Theatre
Talking Heads
Dreasher
Floresta
U of North Hall
Reading Road
Davenport
Iowa City Public Library
Bryce Canyon
Scenic Highway 12
Effigy Mounds National Monument
Marquette
Lawrence Community Center
Anamosa
Kcrg-Tv9
Five Seasons Center
Iowa
Brantley
Mark Yancey
Aghast
Premfiammey
Johnson County
Swisher
Achenbach
Enbach
Winter
LeeAnn Scantlin
Gazette
Jim Fortenberry
Picayune
Miss
Indian Creek Nature Center
Wisconsin
Adora Jones
County Recorder’s Office
Jim Miller
Nership
Donna Decker
Joy Larson
Ray Larson
Jean Parks
Ing
Cedar Rapids Parks
Commis
Theater Review
Bryan Wynn
Sean Williams
Linn County Democrat Central Committee
McCalmont
Marion Democratic Club
Recorder’s Office
Linn County Administration Building
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