Family Caregiver Read Event at Iowa City Library
A reading of Stop and Smell the Garbage A Caregiver's Story of Survival by Christine McMahon Sutton as part of the Family Caregiver Support Initiative from 2 to 4 p m at the Iowa City Public Library 123 S Linn St Iowa City free event
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Lowa
Christine McMahon Sutton
Iowa City
Wellness Yoga and Wine and Community Music Series
Wellness Yoga and Wine offers a 45 minute session followed by a wine glass and massage at Shores Event Center Cedar Rapids at 6 30 pm. Iowa City Community Band performs 7 pm at Music on Main Solon free. Cedar Rapids Municipal Bands hold free park concerts Sunday and Wednesday. Marion and Cedar Rapids markets run 3 to 6 pm and 4 to 6 pm at City Square Park Noelridge Park.
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Shores Event Center
16Th St. NE
Cedar Rapids
Iowa City
Taft Middle School
E Ave
Farmers Market
Marion
City Square Park
Noelridge Park
Parade of Flags marks 195th Flag Day in Marion
Marion hosts a Parade of Flags and concert marking the 195th anniversary of the Flag Act. Marion Boy Scout troops lead the historic flag procession with the Marion Community Band and Star Spangled Banner. David Wendell describes each flag’s history as it passes by. Attendance is free with complimentary flags available. For more information call (319).
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M Congress
United States
Marion
Marion Community Band
David Wendell
U.S
American Legion
Flag Day Disposal Ceremony at Summit Pointe
Flag Day events begin at 2 p.m. Saturday at Summit Pointe Senior Living, Marion. The gathering includes a disposal ceremony for worn flags in line with the U S Flag Code and American Legion guidance.
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Summit Pointe Senior Living Community
English Glen Ave
Marion
Garden Center Hosts Father’s Day Family Day in Marion
Culver's Garden Center and Greenhouse at 1682 Dubuque Rd. invites families to a Father’s Day event on Sunday from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. Activities include stocked pond fishing, caricatures by Barb Jacobs, and lawn games. Brickside wood-fired pizza and beer and wine will be available.
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Culver’s Garden Center
Dubuque Rd
Barb Jacobs
Brickside
Springville voters decide on levy and board seats
Springville Community School District residents head to the polls June 25 to extend the Physical Plant and Equipment Levy at 1.34 per thousand. Two vacant school board seats will be filled by Deanna Wagaman and Laura Riley. Absentee voting is available at Linn County Election Services and in person during weekday hours or at polling places on Election Day.
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Springville Community
Deanna Wagaman
Laura Riley
Linn County Election Services
Linn County Public Service Center
Second St
Cedar Rapids
Center Raises Money for Fans in Johnson County
The Crisis Center of Johnson County seeks 10000 to supply over 800 box fans to families visiting the center to beat Iowa summer heat. An initial 500 fans are on order with more planned. A 15 donation covers one fan.
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Crisis Center
Johnson County
Iowa
Tccrisiscenter.org
Jccrisiscenter.org
Preucil School Orchestra hosts farewell concert in Iowa
The 35 member Preucil String Orchestra directed by Anthony Arnone performs a free 7 p.m. concert at Walder Hall North Campus to mark their 10 day tour to China. Repertoire includes Bach Bartok Berger Cebanoff Dvorak Grieg and Mozart.
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Preucil School of Music
Walder Hall
North
Morris Early Childhood Center
Northgate Dr
Anthony Arnone
China
Bach
Bartok
Berger
Clebanoff
Dvorak
Grieg
Mozart
Watercolor Show and Reception Planned at Iowa Wesleyan Gallery
Cedar Rapids artist Sara Racino Peiffer Sorensen will present a watercolor art show with a reception from 4 to 6 p.m. on June 20 at the Iowa Wesleyan College Art Gallery in Mount Pleasant. Sorensen, an alumna of Iowa Wesleyan College, is a Mount Pleasant native.
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Sara Racino Peiffer Sorensen
Cedar Rapids
Iowa Wesleyan College Art Gallery
P.E.O
N. Main St
Sorensen
Iowa Wesleyan College
Mount Pleasant
Mid-Prairie approves salary increases for district leaders
Wellman school board approved 2024-25 salary packages for district principals and directors with increases from 0.85 to 7.72 percent. Superintendent Mark Schneider will earn 187,924, Teresa Beenblossom new Kalona and Washington Township principal 119,472, and other principals and directors receive six-figure packages including Marc Pennington 119,472 and Cindy Steege 105,762.
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Mid-Prairie
Mark Schneider
Teresa Beenblossom
Kalona
Washington Township
Jim Cayton
Cindy Steege
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