Off the Map in Langworthy Highlights Neighbors as Family
Langworthy Iowa community residents describe a close knit neighborhood value. Aaron Thomas 48 recalls move from Cedar Rapids area to Langworthy and praises North neighbors Bob and Sandy. He and ex wife Dina Thomas director of nursing raise children Owen Grant Quinn with pets, noting unusual living arrangement.
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Langworthy
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Gazette
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Bob
Sandy
Dina Thomas
Cedar Brass Music Festival at Mount Mercy University
The Cedar Brass Music Festival runs today through Friday with morning sessions for sixth to ninth graders and afternoon sessions for 10th grade through college players. It covers large ensemble and chamber music for trumpets trombones and French horns. Registration contact Gerry Kreitzer at gkreitzer mtmercy edu. Also listed are two area farmers markets in Cedar Rapids and Coralville with set times yesterday and today.
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Gerry Kreitzer
Gkreitzer
Mtmercy
Mount Mercy University
Elmhurst Dr
Cedar Rapids
Walking Tours Highlight May's Island and Downtown Cedar Rapids
The Carl and Mary Koehler History Center hosts two 75 minute walking tours with historian Mark Stoffer Hunter this week. The May's Island tour starts at City Hall Tuesday at 1 pm. the downtown loop starts at The History Center Thursday at 1 pm. Admission is 6 with Freedom Festival button and 8 without. Proceeds and donations support the center.
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First Ave
Cedar Rapids
Mark Stoffer Hunter
May’s Island
City Hall
History Center
Caitlin Treece
History
Historycenter.org
Carl & Mary Koehler History Center
Cedar Rapids Museum of Art Offers Free Admission
Johnson County residents can visit the Cedar Rapids Museum of Art for free from July 1 to August 1 thanks to sponsors Cedar Rapids Bank & Trust United Fire Group and Transamerica. Seven exhibits are on display with hours varying by day including extended Thursday openings. OWA CITY.
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Cedar Rapids
Wetherby Edible Forest Site Prep Party Sets June 28
Backyard Abundance and City of Iowa City Parks host the second Wetherby Edible Forest Site Preparation Party from 9 a.m. to noon at 2400 Taylor Dr just west of the parking lot. Volunteers will clear and mulch one third of an acre for Iowa Citys first public edible forest and will tour the site while Master Gardeners discuss forthcoming nuts berries fruits and herbs. The event features snacks herbal teas seeds and garden guidance as well as tool sharing. Funding comes from a 23000 Iowa Department of Agriculture and Land Stewardship Specialty Crop Block Grant.
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Backyard Abundance
City of
Iowa City
Wetherby
Iowa Department of Agriculture and Land Stewardship
Frank Fritz to Attend J & P Cycles Open House Rally
Frank Fritz from History Channel's American Pickers will appear at the Workshop Hero booth in Anamosa for the J & P Cycles Open House Rally from 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. Sunday. He will promote and sign his book How to Pick Vintage Motorcycles and discuss rust removal with Metal Rescue Rust Remover Bath.
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Frank Fritz
History Channel
J & P Cycles
Anamosa
Fritz
Cat Claymore up for adoption at Cedar Rapids Shelter
Claymore, an adult neutered domestic short hair, is available for adoption at the Cedar Rapids Animal Shelter. The stray cat is declawed and house-trained, with a $25 Adopt- A-Cat Month fee. Shelter hours are noon to 5 p.m. Monday through Saturday at 900 76th Avenue Dr. SW. phone (319) 286-5993.
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the Gazette
Claymore
Cedar Rapids
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