NewBo City Market appoints Kristie Wetten as director
Kristie Wetten has become NewBo City Market’s executive director, taking the post on April 15 after former director Ann Poe left in February. Wetten, former head of Amana Colonies Convention and Visitors Bureau, aims to grow and strengthen vendors and partner with community organizations to offer merchant education and support.
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Dear Abby cookbooklet set and workplace advice
Dear Abby offers ordering details for a two part cookbooklet set and notes humor about marriage. A reader from Richland asks about the set, and Abby explains dessert recipes and pricing for fourteen dollars including shipping. She also answers a reader about handling workplace harassment with steps to document and report incidents.
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Second Avenue SE becomes two way from Seventh to 10th Streets
Cedar Rapids converts part of Second Avenue SE from one way to two way near the Physicians Clinic of Iowa to aid fire trucks accessing the under construction Central Fire Station and provide direct access to Interstate 380. City officials anticipate more one way streets converting, including Fourth and Fifth Avenues SE for bus needs in 2014.
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Iowa Wesleyan taps Steven Titus as new president
Steven Titus was chosen by the Iowa Wesleyan College board to start this summer. He comes from Saint Marys University in Minnesota where he is senior vice president for university advancement and previously led Midland Lutheran College. Titus also served in the US Army JAG Corps. In a separate note, Mark Perlmutter announced he will leave the University of Southern Iowa School of Journalism to become dean at Texas Tech University starting July 1.
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UI journalism dean leaves for Texas
University of Iowa School of Journalism and Mass Communication Director David Perlmut ter announced Tuesday that he is leaving UI for a position in Texas, signaling a leadership change at the Iowa journalism program.
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Iowa and Illinois Lotteries Draw Results May 7
Iowa Lottery numbers show Cash Game 11 13 14 27 30 with 100000 prize. Pick 3 Midday 6 3 2 and Evening 0 8 3. Pick 4 Midday 5 7 5 5 and Evening 3 2 5 4. Lucky Day Lotto 8 20 22 31 34 with Extra Shot 2.5 million. Mega Millions 1 6 13 20 51 Mega Ball 31 Jackpot 139 million.
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River Levels Show Rise Across Eastern Iowa
Water levels rise at Cedar River sites in Waterloo and Cedar Rapids while Conesville holds steady. Wapsipinicon shows Independence falling as Anamosa rises. Coralville pool sits above sea level and Mississippi River readings list multiple cities from La Crosse to Dubuque.
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