Children enjoy activities at Camp Wapsie Y Day Camp
Maurisa Clark a 9 year old from Cedar Rapids plays volleyball at Pinicon Ridge Park during Camp Wapsie Y Day Camp. Camp activities include hiking arts crafts and games with pinecone bird feeders. The YMCA of the Cedar Rapids Metropolitan Area offers sessions three days weekly at Pinicon Ridge and two days at Camp Wapsie near Coggon and still has openings for summer.
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Maurisa Clark
Cedar Rapids
Pinicon Ridge Park
Camp Wapsie
Pinicon Ridge
Coggon
YMCA
Crmetroymca.org
Fathers Day Breakfast At Shrine Center In Cedar Rapids
Community listings announce today to Wednesday events with advance notice options. The Fathers Day Belgian Waffle Breakfast at Shrine Activities Center 1400 Blairs Ferry Rd NE runs 8 am to 1 pm Sunday, all you can eat six dollars in advance six fifty at the door, Knights Templar Apollo Commandry No 26 sponsor, contact (319) 364-8692.
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Cedar Rapids
Shrine Activities Center
Blairs Ferry Rd
Apollo Commandry No. 26
Knights Templar
Community summer activities across Cedar Rapids and beyond
A listing of recreation events from multiple towns includes: West Liberty Classic Car Show noon to 3 pm Sunday on East Third Street hosted by the West Liberty Chamber of Commerce with prizes from car judges. Cedar Rapids dog obedience and agility classes at the Cedar Valley Humane Society shelter with weekly sessions and multiple starts. Lisbon Summer Magic Camps taught by Craig Wilson with grades 3 to 9, costs ranging from 25 to 35 dollars. Decorah Vesterheim Museum summer classes for youth including carving and other crafts. Cedar Rapids car detailing at New Creation United Methodist Church. Cedar Rapids Public Library programs from Book Discussion to crafts and microgravity program. Marion Public Library events. various senior center meals and activities across Cedar Rapids area. Camp Tanager fundraising via The Gazette and donor acknowledgments listed.
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West Liberty
East Third Street
West Liberty Chamber of Commerce
Cedar Rapids
Cedar Valley Humane Society
Mount Vernon Rd
Lisbon
Heritage Hall
Lear
Craig Wilson
Mount Vernon
Decorah
Vesterheim
Rebecca Hanna
Carl Homstad
Phillip Odden
Kristen Underwood
Sywilla Tweed Bolson
Carla Scott
Scott
Westerheim
Cedar Rapids Public Library
First St. SE
Beems
Westdale
Iowa State University
Lile County Exter
Voters to decide physical plant levy for Central Community District
Central Community voters will decide on a physical plant and equipment levy in the Sept 13 school board election. If approved, the levy would raise about 87000 dollars annually, funded by property tax revenue and the district income tax surtax, at 67 cents per 1000 taxable value.
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Eleader
Central Community
Brian Rodenberg
Clayton Ridge approves materials purchase
The Clayton Ridge Board of Directors voted to buy about 201000 dollars of K 6 instructional materials. About 31000 dollars will come from the general fund with the remainder from various other funds and grants. The board also approved establishing a Clayton Ridge preschool pre kindergarten program at Garnaville Middle School to begin with the new school year.
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Garnavillo
Clayton Ridge Board of Directors
Clayton Ridge
Garnaville Middle School
Guttenberg Board OKs Remodeling Projects
The Guttenberg school board approved several remodeling bids ahead of the Garnaville merger. Cedar Falls firm Value Inspired Products will carpet an elementary classroom for 4000 dollars. Mey er Mechanical of Dyersville will upgrade elementary office ventilation electrical work and wiring for 14786 dollars. Meuser Lumber and Harbaugh Construction of Guttenberg were approved to remodel the high school office for 9759 dollars and to remodel the life skills room for severely and profoundly challenged students at a bid of 5698 dollars.
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Guttenberg
Guttenberg School Board
Garnaville
Cedar Falls
Meyer Mechanical
Dyersville
Meuser Lumber
Harbaugh Construction
Branstad sets blistering pace in governor’s canoe trip
Iowa Governor Terry Branstad leads the annual Governor's Invitational Canoe Trip on the Wapsipinicon River from Stone City to Anamosa in 45 minutes. The event highlights decades of canoe outings since the early 1980s and features a rapid pace beyond typical paddlers.
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Iowa
Terry Branstad
Wapsipinicon River
Stone City
Anamosa
Branstad
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County Home Rd
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First Ave
Carnegie Library
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Ada van Vechten
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33Rd Ave
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C Ave
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First Presbyterian Church
Fifth St
Witwer Senior Center
Second Ave
Marion Senior Center
Ely
Rowley St
Linn Community Center
S. Washington
Palo
Hiawatha
Center Point Rd
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St. Mark’s United Methodist Church
Johnson Ave
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Evansdale
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