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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jul 09, 2000
Page
12
Cedar Rapids voters learn the city council granted a Sunday teen night permit for Club Shagnasty’s valid until April 1 2001. The event runs Sundays 7 to 11 pm for ages 14 to 20, previously halted by police in July 1999 due to ordinance issues.
Monticello resident Bill Corbin campaigns to save Ely's Stone Bridge on Wet Creek built in 1893 by Reuben Ely and son. County plans propose a new road alignment by 2002 with possible park transfer, while officials insist preservation is possible and a bypass bridge may be built.
A dense list outlines Linn County and area meetings for various boards commissions and city councils across Cedar Rapids Marion Linn County towns. Highlights include sessions of the Board of Supervisors emergency management planning library board and zoning commissions with times from 1 p.m. to 7 p.m. on Thursday and Friday schedule items at public buildings and city halls.
Senior centers list weekly meals for 60 plus and spouses with daily menus including turkey goulash chicken ham and steak. Provides contact numbers for nearest meal site and center activity schedules plus mailing option to The Gazette Cedar Rapids and donor telephone requirement.
The Gazette invites reunion notices submitted in writing by noon Thursday for Sundays. Groups include Baldwin Community School alumni meeting August 19 in Boyer Hall Jackson County Fairgrounds with 11 a.m. registration and neon potluck. Contacts provided. Also lists several military reunions across Kentucky Indiana Ohio Virginia and Georgia with dates and contact information.
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