Spring Art Show and Local Events in Iowa City Area
Bright works by Corrine Smith Bekah Ash Sara Slee Brown and Brad Krieger on display 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. at The Chait Galleries Downtown Iowa City admission free. Lamb dishes by Chef Andy Schumacher offered 6 to 8 p.m. Hy-Vee Club Room Cedar Rapids preregistration required call 319 378 0762. Memory Brothers 6 to 9 p.m. Patrick J Shanahan VFW Post 788 Cedar Rapids with prize drawing at 8:30 p.m. Iowa Accordion Club 6:30 to 7:15 p.m. Hiawatha Public Library family program.
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Iowa City
Andy Schumacher
Cobble Hill
Carrie
Edgewood Rd
Cedar Rapids
Viusic Memory
Patrick J. Shanahan
VFW Post
Southgate
Lowa Accordion Club
Lowa
Hiawatha Public Library
W. Willman St
Hiawatha
Cedar Valley Humane Society closed for maintenance this week
The Cedar Valley Humane Society will be closed today and Tuesday for facilities maintenance and resumes regular hours Wednesday. Regular hours are noon to 7 p.m. weekdays and noon to 5 p.m. weekends. A public talk by Jeff Speck at the City Services Center on Tuesday at 7 p.m. discusses Walkable City and urban design. Speck promotes two way streets and pedestrian friendly downtowns.
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Cedar Valley Humane Society
The
Cohumane.org
Jeff Speck
City Services Center
15Th Ave
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Speck
North Liberty seeks volunteer yard for soil restoration demo
Johnson County and the North Liberty city government invite a resident to host a soil quality restoration demonstration. Grants cover at least 2 500 square feet or 50 by 50 feet. homeowner selects contractor and funds any balance. Applicants must be owner occupied, within 25 years of construction, in North Liberty. Contact Tracey Mulcahey by today with name, address and contact info. In Iowa City, a reading event titled Thinking About World War I will be held at noon on Thursday at the State Historical Society of Iowa. The event is free though seating is limited. Original World War I posters will be shown.
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Johnson County Soil & Water Conservation District
Conservation District
North Liberty City
Tracey Mulcahey
Tmulcahey
Northlibertyiowa.org
Loren Horton
Ina Loewenberg
State Historical Society of Iowa
Centennial Building
Iowa Ave
Iowa City
Vinton Popcorn expands online reach for national presence
Vinton Shellsburg High School's Vinton Popcorn Project, revived in 2012, launches an online store and a 50 State Challenge aiming to sell to all 50 states by April 6. The initiative, overseen by local entrepreneurs and students, seeks broader brand recognition and potential company growth.
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Vinton-Shellsburg High School
Vinton
Vinton Popcorn Company
Business Opportunity Group
Vinton Popcorn Project
Aric Chvala
Vinton- Shellsburg
Wyatt Tumilty
Tumilty
Vinton Popcorn
Vintonpopcornproject.org
Liz Martin
the Gazette
Vinton-Shellsburg
Abby Gloede
Public photo archive FORTE PAN debuts at UNI
A digital history archive FORTE PAN will debut at 7 p.m. Wednesday at Red Library on UNI campus. It showcases 20th century photos taken by ordinary Iowans and is the first international sister site to Hungary's FORTEPAN project founded in 2009. Andras Torok from the original FORTEPAN project will speak at the opening reception.
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Iowa
Red Library
University of Northern Iowa
Pet of the Week Arnie Seeks Adoption at Cedar Rapids Shelter
Arnie, a silver tabby adult male, is available for adoption at Cedar Rapids Animal Care and Control. His reduced fee is 25 dollars due to long shelter residence. The shelter hours are noon to 5 p.m. Monday through Saturday, call (319) 286-5993.
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Cedar Rapids
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