Waverly City Council Study Session Morning
The calendar notes a 9 a.m. study session at City Hall in Waverly. City officials will discuss local matters and potential agenda items.
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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 14, 2003
Page
27
The calendar notes a 9 a.m. study session at City Hall in Waverly. City officials will discuss local matters and potential agenda items.
A dense listing of city happenings includes Hawkeye Downs fair with concerts bull riding and family activities from noon to 1 a.m. at 4400 Sixth St SW Cedar Rapids with multi venue entertainment and ticketed shows. Grand Celebration of Brass Bands at Ushers Ferry 11 a.m. to 6 p.m. featuring three bands. mansion tours at Brucemore. numerous park dedications and shows across Cedar Rapids Iowa City North Liberty Amana Colonies and surrounding areas with admission details phone numbers and websites.
Cindy Hadish profiles Michelle Krumm 28 of Los Angeles vice president of acquisitions at Miramax. The 1993 Anamosa High School graduate started in publicity as an intern after college and now tracks independent films for North America while attending festivals such as Sundance. She recently spent 10 days in Peru on vacation.
Eugene Ely, who flew a Curtiss biplane and made the first carrier takeoff and landing on November 14, 1910, is honored by a plaque in the park. Loretta Hanson of Williamsburg Public Library notes local history details and invites readers to contribute photos for a new feature “My Hometown,” seeking mid century main street pictures.
The 55 year old Gary Lynch of Waucoma leads multiple businesses including Lynch Live Stock and Lynch Barbecue Co and serves on the board of Our Children’s Homestead in Naperville. He and his wife Ruth have adopted three children and emphasize love, structure, and busy family life as keys to helping adoptive children thrive. He notes agriculture has been tough but shows recent improvement. He would greet Mother Teresa and Abe Lincoln if given three historical conversations.
The Elkader City Council approved moving noon siren activation from the Clayton County Sheriff to City Hall. A $65 reprogramming system will trigger the siren Monday to Friday once installed, replacing the sheriff's noon tests. Police Chief Marvin Duff returns from active duty July 1. Acting Chief Jerry Moser has served in Duff's role.
Discovery The Gazette invites Linn and Johnson county clubs lodges and groups to submit descriptions meeting times and contact details for inclusion in the August 10 edition. Send name description meeting time contact person phone email and mailing address by July 1.
The Gazette invites cities and groups to submit Fourth of July events for free listings in the July 3 Weekend calendar. Information is due noon June 25. Send to Calendar The Gazette newsroom Cedar Rapids IA or email calendar gazette commmunications com. Include date day time location details and a contact phone number.
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