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Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Mar 18, 2005

Page

29

Cedar Rapids Legislative Forums Highlight 2005 Session

The third 2005 session legislative forum runs 10 30 to 11 45 a m Saturday in Mercy Medical Center Hallagan Education Center Cedar Rapids. Lawmakers discuss bills then take audience questions sponsored by League of Women Voters with AARP and Junior League co sponsoring.

Cedar Rapids Hallagan Mercy Medical Center 10Th St. SE League of Women Voters AARP Junior League Laure Wess Peters

Area students compete in Iowa Word Power Championship

Cedar Rapids hosts 106 Iowa students at Xavier High School for the third annual National Word Power Challenge finals Sponsored by Reader's Digest The event runs around 2 30 p m with competitors in grades four through eight The format combines spelling with word meaning knowledge

Cedar Rapids — Area Iowa Reader’s Digest Xavier High School 42Nd St. NE States District of Columbia

Tour of Czech Village Highlights Cedar Rapids History

Jan Stoffer and Mark Hunter lead periodic Czech Village tours in Cedar Rapids. The 3 15 p m Saturday walk traces Czech business history from the Stusak and Co Meat Market site to Saddle and Leather Shop and Polehna meat market 1931. Stoffer adds Cedar Rapids context and welcomes local and visiting participants.

Stoffer Stusak and Co. Meat Market

Village tour highlights history and streetscape plan

The walking tour features a secret about a relocated building and a peek at the village business area before a $1 million streetscape project this year. About twenty participants can join, with reservations via the museum.

Stoffer

St Josephs Day Parade and Czech Village Events

A Saturday St Josephs Day parade begins 2 p m at the Czech Village on 14th Avenue crosses the Bridge of Lions and proceeds along 16th Avenue SW The event is organized with contact Two Star Detective Agency Inc at (319) 364 0001 A 3 15 p m walking tour of historic Czech Village at the National Czech and Slovak Museum and Library includes a one hour tour with admission 4 for museum members 5 for non members To register call (319) 362 8500 Garnet exhibit tour music kolache and dumplings sale are also listed A Sunday dance from 2 to 6 p m at the Elks Lodge 801 33rd Ave SW features Barefoot Becky and the Ivanhoe Dutchmen plus bake sale and prizes Proceeds benefit Czech Heritage Foundation youth programs Admission remains 4 for museum members 5 for non members Contact Izanne Barnes at (319) 398 8434 or izanne barnes sazette ommi

Suzanne Barnes Cedar Rapids Jan Stoffer National Czech & Slovak Museum & Library Mark Hunter Carl and Mary Grand Hall 16Th Ave 16Th Avenue Cedar River C Avenue Stoffer Czech Village Hunter St. Joseph’s Day 14Th Avenue Elks Lodge 33Rd Ave Barefoot Becky Czech Heritage Foundation

Midwest Shriners Attend Three Day Leadership Seminar

More than 300 Shriners and their ladies attend a three day leadership seminar from Thursday through Saturday at the Marriott hotel. The Central States Shrine Association gathers 23 Shrine centers from the Midwest for closed meetings on membership fundraising leadership and the East West Shrine footnote.

Cedar Rapids Marriott Midwest Central States Shrine Association

Trolley Tour and exhibits at Koehler History Center

The Carl and Mary Koehler History Center announced a Trolley Tour of Historic Lebanese Sites led by Mark Hunter at 10 a.m. Saturday, two and a half hours long. Admission is 10 dollars for members and 14 dollars for non members. Also opening is Christian Tiemeyer A Quarter of a Century with the Cedar Rapids Symphony 5 p.m. Sunday, free for members, running through May 8 and included in regular admission. A noon Tuesday Sowing Wild Oats history event with Cap'n Crunch introduction and Steve Jensen presentation covers the local link to the Quaker Oats company.

Cedar Rapids Carl and Mary Christian Tiemeyer The Symphony Cap’n Crunch Steve Jensen

Mount Vernon property tax levy same for another year

Mount Vernon City Council votes unanimously to keep the property tax levy at 12.99 per thousand for the coming fiscal year with no tax increase and aims to keep departmental spending at or below eight percent amid a positive cash reserve across accounts.

Mount Vernon Mike Beimer

Regional finances rise with property values and new post

Beimer reported a 4.6 percent crease to 1,010,808 for fiscal 2006 starting July 1. Assessed property values increased by 3.6 million due to new construction. city valuation stood at 148 million in 2004. The only new position created was a part time summer enrichment director earning 2600 dollars.

Beimer

Winneshiek supervisors approve raises for officials and city budget

Decorah Iowa Winneshiek County Board of Supervisors approves salary increases for county officials including Recorder LaVonne Bjergum Auditor Georgiana Schweinerus and Treasurer Wayne Walter all set at 41 000 yearly The County Attorney also gains a 1800 raise to 46893 City Council approves a 3 113 065 budget for the coming year with a 15 78 per thousand tax rate and a 47 96 percent rollback affecting a 100 000 home The budget notes a 2 5 million water project cost shifts to the next two budgets and camping and park fees are raised as well.

Decorah Winneshiek Dean Darling Les Askelson Gordon Hunter John Logsdon Steve Bouska Andy van der Maaten

Guttenberg Approves 2006 City Budget

Guttenberg City Council approved a 3.947 million dollar budget for the coming fiscal year with a tax rate of 14.13 per 1000 of taxable value. The current 4.095 million dollar budget had a 13.68 rate and a 47.96 percent rollback. A homeowner will pay about 677 in city property taxes next year, compared with 663 this year under a 48.46 percent rollback.

Dennis Freitag

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