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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jan 28, 2015
Page
7
Weekly noon to 1 p.m. gathering for women to share a healthy lunch and learn self care practices including yoga and meditation at The Tapestry Furniture Bank Cedar Rapids. Free attendance.
Johnson County Treasurer Thomas Kriz notes hundreds of used license plates are collected monthly by volunteers from the Iowa City Federation of Labor. Plates are shredded and recycled at Marion Iron then sold as scrap, yielding about 10 to 12 cents per plate and roughly $35,000 over 15 years for groups like Domestic Violence Intervention Program and United Way.
The Marion Heritage Center presents a 1:30 to 3:30 p.m. program on the city’s Native American ties with Meskwaki historian Johnathan Buffalo and Phil Morris. Free via McIntyre Foundation grant. call (319) 447-6376 to reserve. After, Buffalo and Morris greet guests and Indian tacos are offered for a donation. The 41st Don Roberts Square Dance fundraiser for the American Heart Association runs 1 to 4 p.m. at Knights of Columbus Hall in Marion with banners for farthest-traveling and largest club, question line for Syl Handley at (319) 365-5417.
Johnson County hosts the 18th annual Souper Bowl from 5 30 to 7 30 p m Feb 19 at the Clarion Hotel and Highlander Convention Center Iowa City. More than 40 restaurants supply soups while bowls are donated by artists students and local businesses Tickets 25 adults 15 students free under 12 Proceeds support the intervention program Volunteering info via 319 356 9863 Ext 3 Online at gov gl slwi4D
Highland senior Evan Mahler completed an Eagle Scout project by installing four little libraries. The units were placed outside City Hall near Riverside Trail, near the Red Barn in Hall Park, and at the Riverside Elementary School entrance, providing book access to the community.
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