Linn County calendar of meetings and school boards
8:30 a.m. Linn County Board of Supervisors informal session in the large conference room at the Linn County Administrative Office Building. 3 p.m. Linn County Continuum of Care planning and policy council at United Way of East Central Iowa, 1030 Fifth Ave. 7 p.m. Alburnett Community school board elementary office. 7 p.m. Marion Independent school board Administrative Offices, 777 S. 15th St., Marion. 7 p.m. Linn-Mar school board upper commons area Linn-Mar High School, 3111 N. 10th St., Marion.
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Mayor C R Schedule At U S Conference Of Mayors
All day events as the U S Conference of Mayors holds its annual meeting with city leaders from across the nation. Mayor C R participates in sessions and discussions on urban policy and municipal governance.
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U.S. Conference of Mayors Annual Meeting
Neighborhood meetings and council notes across counties
A schedule lists multiple local government and school board meetings city by city. Events include Cedar Hills church, Taylor School cafeteria, North Cedar school board, Cedar County supervisors at Tipton, Allamakee supervisors in Waukon, Fayette County house in West Union, Winneshiek courthouse in Decorah, Delaware courthouse in Manchester, North Winneshiek school board, Guttenberg council, Anamosa school board, Dubuque county house, Elkader council, Waverly council, Wilton council, and a final City Hall session.
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St. Mark's United Methodist Church
Taylor Area Neighborhood Association
Taylor School
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Manchester
North Winneshiek School Board
Guttenberg City Council
Anamosa School Board
Dubuque
Guttenberg Events Highlight River Days And Music
Guttenberg hosts River Days with performances by the Guttenberg German Band Sounds of Nashville Backwater Band and Mike McAbee plus a quilt show. In Iowa City Prairie Lights Books hosts author Larry Watson reading at 8 p.m. at 15 S. Dubuque St. Call (319) 337-2681.
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Sounds of Nashville
Backwater Band
Mike McAbee
Guttenbergiowa
Prairie Lights
Larry Watson
Prairie Lights Books
S. Dubuque St
Iowa City
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Farmers Market Corner Collins Road and Council Street
Coralville hosts two markets this week with events at Collins Road corner from 4 to 6 p.m. and at S T Morrison Park from 5 to 8 p.m. in Coralville, featuring local produce and goods.
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Community Health Free Clinic Calendar Details
Community Health Free Clinic operates 2 to 6 p.m. at 947 14th Ave SE Cedar Rapids. Contact phone (319) 363-0416 fax (319) 363-5569 or email SDarienet AOL com. Submit items for the Community Calendar via email or mail to The Gazette Cedar Rapids Iowa 52406.
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Trio aims for gold in team tae kwon do at nationals
Cedar Rapids teens Adam Barnes Dustin Mauck and Tessa Poppe 14 15 and 16 form a synchronized three person go back routine with Ultimate Tae Kwon Do. They pursue a Fort Lauderdale AAU Nationals gold after last year’s silver. Coach Jo anne Mauck notes their unique team dynamic and deep bond.
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Cedar Rapids boys launch rocket at Garfield Elementary
Luke Reynolds and Jacob Wittman, both Cedar Rapids youths aged 12 and 13, launched a rocket on Garfield Elementary School grounds. The rocket rose between 300 and 400 feet before parachuting back, with the main challenge a potential tangle in a tree.
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Cedar Rapids
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Garfield Elementary
Big Brothers Big Sisters celebrates 100th anniversary reunions
The national group urges former bigs and littles to reunite online as it marks 100 years and a New York centennial celebration. Local leaders invite alumni to reconnect, reflect on the charity’s history, and help expand serving over 1 million children by 2010, with current reach over 200,000 youths in 5,000 communities.
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Cedar Rapids
Big Brothers Big Sisters of America
Big Brothers
Big Sisters
Sherry Gries
United States
Cedar Rapids teen earns Eagle Scout at Court of Honor
Brian Pattison 18 son of David and Ann Pattison of Cedar Rapids received his Eagle Scout on June 21 in a Court of Honor. He will start as a freshman at Iowa State University this fall and comes from Troop 34 at Wright Elementary School. Pattison earned the Arrow of Light and led as senior patrol leader and assistant senior patrol leader. His Eagle project supervised 20 people building a brick sidewalk for handicap access to Ushers Ferry Historic Village schoolhouse in northeast Cedar Rapids.
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How I Spent My Summer Vacation Photo Call
Readers are invited to submit non returnable vacation photos with name date destination and home phone for a Labor Day weekend feature in The Gazette. Send to Summer Vacation c/o The Gazette Cedar Rapids IA by August 25, with digital submissions via the Gazette online site and email instructions provided.
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