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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jul 15, 2009
Page
4
The Czech School hosts an annual program at 7 p.m. Friday at Wilson School Cedar Rapids. Students learn Czech language songs and traditions, followed by a $3 ice cream social. Donations support the school which has operated since 1870.
Iowa City will inaugurate its second off leash dog park at 9 30 a m on July 25 The site is a three acre area inside Scott Park on the east side The city already has Thornberry Park the first dog park opened three years ago on the northwest side of town
The New Bohemia Market committee presented plans to the Impact CR young professionals group. The year round indoor market would host local vendors restaurants and entertainment in a warehouse setting. Chair Sarah Ordover cited the success of downtown summer farmers markets and said several locations are being considered.
National Czech & Slovak Museum & Library board weighs three recovery paths including a new site. CEO Gail Naughton cites a tough choice with $10 million from the state I J OB S program at stake and a July 28 meeting for final updates.
Superintendent Lane Plugge outlined a plan for a new 600 to 800 capacity high school in North Liberty opening in fall 2014. The district would shift about 35 students per grade from West High to City High and temporarily place 150 freshmen at Northwest Junior High starting 2011 12, with public forums planned after school starts.
The Iowa Memorial Union third floor has been converted into a gallery for UI art students and the public. The Richey Ballroom renovation, costing 1 million dollars with 90 percent FEMA help and a 30 thousand dollar NEH grant, opens August 22 with public hours TBA. The space hosts pieces from the 12 thousand piece collection, including print, paper, ceramics and African works, as UI officials consider future display plans and a long-term home.
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