May 14 2001 Iowa local government and library meetings
Linn County supervisors and multiple county boards hold a packed day of hearings and sessions across Cedar Rapids, Marion, and nearby towns. The schedule includes school boards, city councils, library boards, and neighborhood associations with times from morning to evening.
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Linn County Board of Supervisors
Linn County
Linn County Local Homeless Coordinating Board
Witwer
Cedar Rapids
Marion Independent School Board
Marion Independent School District
Marion Public Library Board
Marion Public Library
Cedar Rapids Community School Board
Ely City Council
Ely Community Center
Lisbon Community School Board
Lisbon High School
Walker City Council
Keokuk
Manchester
Northeast Iowa Community College Board of Trustees
Calmar
North Winneshiek Community School Board
Decorah
Walford
Sigourney School Board
van Horne City Council
Anamosa
Calamus-Wheatland
Wheatland
Cascade City Council
Cascade Public Library
Delta City Council
Earlville
Allamakee School Board
Lansing
Edgewood City Council
Elkader City Council
Garnaville
Western
Illinois Lottery Draws and Powerball Update
Sunday May 13 Illinois Pick 3 Evening results 7 3. Illinois Pick 4 Evening 9 5 9 4. Saturday Powerball numbers 11 16 28 29 36 Powerball 21 Power Play 5. Jackpot $33.6 million. No winner. Wednesday's jackpot $38 million.
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Iowa
Illinois
Birth Announcements Open for The Gazette Readers
The Gazette invites parents to submit birth notices via a form at its Cedar Rapids or Iowa City offices during business hours. Announcements are free and can be placed by families across The Gazette circulation area.
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the Gazette
Cedar Rapids
Third Ave
Iowa City
E. Market St
The
Gazette
Fire damages farm shed near Epworth on East Pleasant Grove Road
Smoldering ashes from a camp fire rekindled in a trash can and started a blaze that damaged a machine shed on the Jeff and Kelly Stecklein farm south of Epworth. Firefighters worked about an hour. damage estimated at $20,000 with aid from Farley and Centralia Peosta tankers.
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Epworth
Jeff and Kelly Stecklein
Habitat home brings hope to Cedar Rapids mother
Cedar Rapids resident Tonya Slaughter, 37, spends 200 hours last summer and 100 hours planned this spring building her Habitat for Humanity home at 1626 Americus Dr SE. The project, part of Genesis Park’s goal of 25 homes, is sponsored by Community of Christ Church and by AEGON and Hillside Wesleyan Church for Tiffany Hegarty. Slaughter’s children, Karsin and Kyle, will share the two bedroom apartment until move in. The homes are sold at no profit with interest free mortgages, built by volunteers using donated materials.
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Kristophere
Owens Gazette
Cedar Rapids
Tonya Slaughter
Slaughter
Genesis Park
Cedar Valley
Americus Dr. SE
Habitat For Humanity
Habitat
Denny Sweet
Ecumenical Christian Housing Organization
Community of Christ Church
Hegarty
AEGON
Hillside Wesleyan Church
Karsin
Kyle
Jim Bousing
Marion
Americus Drive
Tonja Slaughter
Cedar Rapids Symphony closes season with New World concert
The Cedar Rapids Symphony Orchestra under Maestro Christian Tiemeyer closed its 79th season at the Paramount Theatre with Dvorak's From the New World and the world premiere of Robert Nassif's Requiem for a Traveling Salesman. Nassif's piece honors Willy Loman and postwar American sales culture, while Ginastera Variaciones showcased several CRSO members. S. Blake Duncan on English horn earned special praise, and the concert will be rebroadcast on KSUI FM July 19.
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George C. Ford
Cedar Rapids Symphony Orchestra
The
New World
Christian Tiemeyer
CRSO
Robert Nassif
Alberto Ginastera
Variaciones Concertantes
Antonin Dvorak
Ksui-Fm
Dvorak
S. Blake Duncan
Xavier High students named top stock market performers
Six Xavier High School students were recognized for placing in the top five percent in a statewide stock market simulation by the University of Northern Iowa. Over 200 teams started with $100,000 and two months to trade using real NASDAQ and Dow Jones results.
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Xavier High School
Thursdey
University of Northern Iowa
Kathryn Peterson
St. Joseph School
Marion
Ankeny
Daniel Peterson
Ben Ford
Erskine Elementary
Iona
Iowa State University
Daniel
Ben
Andrea Oldfield
Summit Schools
NASA Space Camp
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Topayy
Linn County Meetings
C.R
Downtown Rotary Club
Meiroprap
Lincolnway Village
Lincolnway Village Park
Kenwood Park
Kenwood Park United Methodist Church
Oakhill Jackson
Guernsey
MarMac Community School Board
Monona
Postville School Board
Mott
Turkey Valley Community School Board
Jackson Junction
Williamsburg
Iowa Valley Community School Board
Iowa Valley High School
Noelridge
Collins Road
Council Street
Coralville
Morrison Park
C.R. Mom
Tiffany Hegarty
Kristophere’ Owens
Kriso
Fyiowa
Nikki Fox
Erica Schmidt
Laura
Review
Paramount Theatre
Nassifs “Requiem
Arthur Miller
Willy Loman
Miller
Arnold Weinstein
Loman
Hope
Nassif
America
Ginastera
Variaciones
Suzanne Wager
Diana Gannett
Ann Lavin
Kathy Hall
Charles Andy Harris
Andrew Classen
Carey Bostian
Takuya Horiuchi
Jan
Borholm Aazette
Dan Bowen
Nathan Eilers
Eric Faurote
Chris March
Martin Nord
Charlie O'Connor
Duane Schulte
Marion Independent
Linn-Mar
Starry
Vernon Middle School
Marion High School
Barb Ritter
Amy Feeny
All Saints
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Janet Borheim
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