Cedar Rapids Symphony closes 85th season with Kominami solo
The Cedar Rapids Symphony concluded its 85th season at Paramount Theatre with Elgar Nimrod tribute to James Dixon and Dvorak Festival March. Principal pianist Kominami replaced the guest soloist delivering Beethoven Piano Concerto No 3 with calm virtuosity to a standing ovation. Conducted by Timothy Hankewich the orchestra finished with Tchaikovsky Symphony No 5 earning another standing ovation. Christine Ballomy Benjamin Coelho and Charles Andy Harris received praise for their solos.
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Jefferson High marks 50th with tours and concerts
Jefferson High School in Cedar Rapids celebrates 50 years with May 18 19 events. Student led tours of the gym science labs and music wing run 3 5 pm May 18 and 2 5 pm May 19. A 5 30 pm patio picnic and 7 pm free concert follow. Admission 5 dollars. Premiere of Flight of the J Hawk by Jerry Owens. May 19 features a reunion dance 2 5 pm and show choir 5 8 pm. Dinner dance 8 12 pm at Clarion Hotel. Advance tickets 25 per person 40 per couple. Call for details.
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Youth program hires youths for Coralville Lake work
The Mayor's Youth Empowerment Program in Iowa City will hire at least seven youths age 16 to 21 for eight weeks this summer at Coralville Lake. Jobs start in June repairing camping pads and building trails, with training in first aid and work skills. Apply at 1060 Cross Park Ave or call 319 341-0060 and ask for Cokie Skerd.
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Counties warn funding cut could hit juvenile detention statewide
Linn County supervisors warn a possible state funding reduction for juvenile detention programs threatens the center’s budget. If the 10 percent share from the driver license fund drops, Linn could lose about 420000, with statewide impact on 11 detention centers and related facilities. Local officials urge legislators to raise the fund’s top share to 20 or 25 percent to preserve operations.
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