Youth Advisory Council wraps up year in Eastern Iowa
The Gazette notes the 2006 07 Youth Advisory Council completed service in May with more than 20 years of monthly meetings. Members include Rajin Olson Linn‑Mar James McMeni Cedar Rapids Washington Tim Justice Xavier Anna Heffern Xavier and others from Xavier Jefferson Kennedy and Cedar Rapids Jefferson. Applications for 2007 08 open in August watch The Gazette for forms.
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Ourteen
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Eastern Iowa High School
Rajin Olson
Linn-Mar
James McMenimen
Cedar Rapids Washington
Tim Justice
Xavier
Anna Heffern
Kate Chizek
Spencer Partridge
Sophonmore
Cedar Rapids Jefferson
Liam-Mar
Andrea Nemecek
Kennedy
Max Ernst
Julia Madsen
Iowa City West
Carly Huffman
Marion
Austin Frerick
Jefferson
Linn-Mar to discuss home school aid program launch
Marion Linn-Mar school board members meet at 7 p.m. to review plans for a new home school assistance program replacing an earlier Marion Independent version. If approved, registration would occur this summer with the program starting this fall. A 5 p.m. closed session will assess Superintendent Katie Mulholland’s job performance. Both sessions at 832 N 10th St Educational Services Center.
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Marion
Linn-Mar
Katie Mulholland
Linn- Mat
Educational Services Center
10Th St
Robins Round Up Parade Seeks Participants Saturday
Entries are invited for the Robins Round up parade set for Saturday at 10 am in front of Robins City Hall. Staging begins at 9 am near the Robins Public Works buildings east of City Hall. The route runs Second Street to Main Street ending at Robins Square with a judges stand before Community Saving Bank. Call Randy Fouts at 819-378-8730 for details.
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Robins
Robins City Hall
Robins Public Works
City Hall
Second Street
Main Street
Robins Square
Community Saving Bank
Randy Fouts
Brown Bag Series to Focus on Business in Cedar Rapids
In Cedar Rapids, Diversity Focus hosts the third Brown Bag Series at noon in the Diversity Focus Office. Lee Clancey, president and CEO of the Cedar Rapids Area Chamber of Commerce, will discuss business development and diversity during the lunch hour.
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Cedar Rapids
Diversity Focus
Second Ave
Lee Clancey
Cedar Rapids Area
Veridian grants for education and inclusive community work
Veridian Credit Union announces two grants totaling 35000 for local programs. The Financial Education Grant funds adult and youth financial education, with a 3 p.m. June 29 deadline. The Inclusive Community Grant supports programs aiding excluded groups, with a 3 p.m. November 14 deadline. Applications via veridiancu.org or phone Kate McMullen at 1 800 285 3228 Ext 1158.
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Waterloo
Veridian Credit Union
Veridian
Veridiancu.org
Kate McMullen
Elkader weighs options for new sewer lagoon
Elkader City Council discussed proposals from MSA Professional Services for a new sewer lagoon due to DN R standards. A mechanical lagoon would cost about 4.6 million dollars, a covered lagoon about 5 million. If no funding is found, monthly base rates could rise by 71 dollars. FOX Engineering of Ames will review the MSA plan at an estimated 387800 dollars to seek potential cost cuts before a final decision.
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Elkader
Department of Natural Resources
MSA Professional Services of
Dubuque
FOX Engineering of
Ames
FOX
Vital Statistics Names Cedar Rapids Area Couples
A long list of Cedar Rapids area couples is recorded, naming partners such as Shery L. Adams and Lary J. Adams, Tarique Y. Andalla and Miriam Abdalla, Afrah Alsammati and Thair A-Terbal, Mary F. Althoff and Abraham J. Ortega, and many others. The notice covers numerous pairs across Cedar Rapids, Lisbon, Toddville, Marion, Center Point, Fairfax, Mount Vernon, Newhall, Coggan, Central City, Coralville, Keller Texas, Cave Creek Arizona, Lacey Washington, Watkins Cedar Rapids, Fort Hood Texas, Alexandria Virginia, Hiawatha and broader region. It lists each couple together, indicating marital or family linkage in a local vital statistics record.
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Shery L. Adams
Lary J. Adams
Tarique Y. Andalla
Miriam Abdalla
Afrah Alsammati
Thair A-Terbal
Mary F. Althoff
Abraham J. Ortega
Diane M. Bebee
Donald E. Bebee
Justin J. Bird
Shawn R. Bird
Kayla M. Boyanovsky
John D. Boyanovsky
Jolene M. Bramer
Brad A. Bramer
Jeffery D. Ciha
Jennifer L. Cina
Clesh
Gail S. Juvik
Gregory K. McCowen
Holly J. Kelly
Jason J. Kelly
David P. Mayer
Debra A. Hendricks
Miranda L. Miller
Matthew C. Miller
Anthony S. Niswander
Lindsey E. Niswander
Chad W. Nott
Angela L. Nott
Christopher M. Parsley
Leann D. Parsley
Pamela K. Read
Robert C. Read
Lori A
Erin Duggan
Cory R. Schieltz
Lesley A. Reeve
Alfred J. Osterhaus
CJ. McIntyre
Andrew J. Kolar
Shanna M. Halvorson
Zachary A. Zouser
Miranda L. Carlson
Michael J. Messer
Emily A. Maranjian
Jeffrey P. Myers
Christine M. Coyle
Robert E. Gwen
DeeDee M. Fliger
Micky P. Hansen
Courtney M. Slach
Michael R. Potter
Dream K. Araksarot
Chad R. Lehdigh
Kelly L. Dougherty
Matthew A. Crock
Crystal A. Houston
Omar J. «Halafalla
Cary J. Lyle
Claude Comer
Tawana
Johnson
Luke D. Stanley
Breary Kal. Squires
Cedar Rapids
Jordan M. Zuccarelli
Britton C. Walker
Lisbon
Amron Z. Var- Dolah
Kimberly M. Neorotist
Toddville
Jonathan W. Hempel
Ateah M. Smith
Joseph R. Solem
Penelope K. Behrens
Gary 8. Mackey
Sara D. Kopp
Daniel E. Parvin
Karla J. Auderer
Thomas F. Plotner
Bette J. Meloan
Marion
Casey M. Lawrence
Sara A. Krumbholz
Center Point
Mitchell L. Sherwood
Angela C. Schulte
Fairfax
James A. Ramirez
Stacie L. Bowen
Mount Veamon
Kevin P. Shepherd
Brittany S. Burkart
Newhall
Sylvan M. Rechtemaan
Valerie R. Weaver
Coggan
Brandon L. Schrock
Lindsey M. Caves
Central City
Sean P. Duffy
Allison A. Hibbard
Coralville
Brett M. Ishman
Melissa
Morarend
Keller
Texas
Mark W. Pfath
Cave Creek
Ariz
Kendra K. Fitch
Lacey
Wash
Jayson A. Candler
Watkins
Lindsey M. Lerch
Andrew J. Pershing
Fort Hood
Karen B. Schmiedeskamp
Alexandria
Kevin 5. Neuendorf
Vinton
April ¢. Starr
Hiawatha
Gregory W. Glick
Cedar Rapeids
Angela F. Kevres
Cedar Falls
Matthew W. Landers
Laramie
Wyo
Heather M. Schellmann
Fort Collins
Colo
Thomas A. Langhurst
Jenna L. Huber
Walford
North Fayette weighs bond sale for sports complex upgrade
North Fayette school board will vote Thursday on selling bonds to raise about 1.15 million for a new six to eight lane track, a concession stand, restrooms and lights. Plans call the west-field facilities to serve softball. a 15 year issue from July 1 to June 2022 would total 1.73 million with interest-only payments until 2013.
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WEWS
West Union
North Fayette
Ron O’kones
Speer Financial
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