Riverside Theatre Presents Romeo and Juliet in Park
Riverside Theatre in Iowa City stages Romeo and Juliet for the 40th annual Shakespeare in the Park run from June 13 through June 29 featuring a local cast and outdoor venue.
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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 06, 2025
Page
2
Riverside Theatre in Iowa City stages Romeo and Juliet for the 40th annual Shakespeare in the Park run from June 13 through June 29 featuring a local cast and outdoor venue.
Kevin Grimm, 56, charged with first degree theft and ongoing criminal conduct for allegedly stealing about $60,000 in construction and medical equipment from the University of Iowa Hospital North Liberty Campus while a contractor. He allegedly sold items online as new, appeared in court, and was released without bond.
The Iowa City Council voted Tuesday to add slightly more than 350000 dollars to the Aid to Agencies budget for this year, about a 50 percent rise from the original allocation. The Gazette corrected a previous misstatement and invited reader comments on accuracy.
The Gazette, Cedar Rapids, Iowa, published by Gazette Communications Inc., publishes daily digitally and on select print days. Subscriptions cost 491.50 yearly with out of state rate 653.60, with postal changes sent to Cedar Rapids address.
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The American Civil Liberties Union of Iowa sent letters to Carroll Harlan Mount Pleasant Polk City and Webster City urging removal of local statutes that label female impersonators and male impersonators as adult entertainment. The group argues such rules violate First Amendment free speech and equal protection rights, noting drag is not inherently obscene and can be family friendly.
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