Freedom Festival 2000 Highlights In Cedar Rapids
Rockford Road ceremony opens at 8 a.m. at Veterans Memorial Park. Studio One broadcast from Bever Park at 37 p.m. features Hawk eye Herman winning the W C Handy Award. Venues include Kernels vs Fort Wayne Wizards at Veterans Memorial Stadium with tiered admissions. Exhibits and events run June 22 through July 4 with multiple museums offering half price and free options for festival button wearers.
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Veterans Memorial Park
Rockford Road
12Th Street
Studio One
Bever Park
Public Radio Station
KUNI
Hawkeye
Herman
Cedar Rapids
Norway
Czechoslovakia
History Center
First Ave
Linn County
Learning Science and Technology
First St. SE
Buttonmwearers
Czech Technology IN Motion
National Czech & Slovak Museum & Library
16Th Ave
Cedar Rapids Area
Free Masons Grand Lodge of Iowa
Iowa Masonic Library
May Economic Data And Meetings From The Gazette
The schedule lists May existing home sales, durable goods orders, new home sales, and GDP as key reports. It notes Treasury bill and note auctions, Fed Open Market Committee two day meeting, and several local Toastmasters and business groups with contact details.
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National Association of Realtors
Treasury
Federal Reserve
Federal Open Market Committee
Commerce Department
Toastmasters Club
Collins
Rockwell Collins
Watts
Toastmasters Clubs
Alliant Tower
Downtown
Charter
American Business Women Association
History Center
1St Ave
Cedar Rapids
Labor Department
Commerce
Freddie Mac
Keystone couple markets green eggs at two farmers markets
Darold and Ruth Laackmann of Keystone raise Araucana chickens laying green eggs and brown eggs in a 100-hen flock. They sell eggs poultry and vegetables at the Marion and Noelridge Cedar Rapids markets with specific hours.
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Davold
Ruth Laackmann
Marion Farmers Market
East End
Seventh Avenue
Farmers Market
Collins Road
Council Street
Cedar Rapids
Adzette
Keystone
Dr. Seuss
Darold
Marion
Noelridge
Laackmanns
Ruth
Darold Laackmann
Gazette
David Lee Hardage
Harold Laackmann
Community focus shapes funeral director and leader
James Klinger, 58, president of Cedar Memorial and Turner Funeral Homes, blends community service with his work. He chairs the Camp Courageous board, engages with Rotary and Masonic groups, and directs Iowa Funeral Directors Association initiatives while expanding education about death through guided tours at his Cedar Rapids funeral homes.
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Mortician’s
Klinger
Camp Courageous Board of Directors
Cedar Rapids
Crescent Masonic Lodge
Cedar Memorial Funeral Homes
Iowa Funeral Directors Association
Turner Chapel East
Cedar Memorial Funeral Home
Turner Chapel West
Funeral Homes
Mary
Brian
Barbara
Laguna Beach
Calif
Jeff
Washington, D.C
Kainen
Jim Klinger
Cedar Memorial
Turner Funeral Homes
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Westerheim Museum
Cedar Rapids Museum of Art
Third Ave
Grant Wood
Marvin Cone
Mauricio Lasansky
Lowaa- Live
Freedomfestival
George Ford
the Gazette
P.O
Georgef
Sam-S Am
By Marlene Lucas
Billy
Peace
Urbana Poultry Processing
Sundancer
Dubuque
Cedar River
Marlene Lucas
Arlenel
Fyiowa
James
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