Metropolitan area ballots feature mayoral and council races
In Cedar Rapids Marion and Hiawatha voters face multiple races. Cedar Rapids lists mayors and commissioners with several unopposed seats while Hiawatha and Marion locals select council members and unopposed posts. Polls open 7 a.m. close 8 p.m.
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Cedar Rapids
Marion
Hiawatha
Free Breakfast for Seniors at Cedar Rapids Polling Places
Cedar Rapids schools and Heritage Agency on Aging offer free breakfasts today to residents over 60 visiting 26 designated voting sites. The program, funded by school food service and run by staff and volunteers, aims to boost senior familiarity with the school breakfast program and encourage voting.
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Cedar Rapids
Robin Heller
HAA
Kirkwood Community College
Food Service
Cedar Rapids Marion to Test New Civil Defense Sirens
Residents in Cedar Rapids and Marion will hear sirens they have not heard before during the monthly civil defense test at 8 55 a m Wednesday. Seventeen new sirens in the two communities will be tested along with their public address systems. The Cedar Rapids Marion metro area has 40 sirens and 106 in the Duane Arnold Energy Center warning system. The three minute test includes one minute of up and down wailing one minute of silence and one minute of steady tone.
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Cedar Rapids
Marion
Cedar Rapids-Marion
Duane Arnold Energy Center
Chinese Festival of Song and Dance Captivates Iowa City
The Peoples Republic of China presented a touring program titled Chinese Festival of Song and Dance at Hancher Auditorium in Iowa City. Dancers showcased 55 ethnic styles recreated after Cultural Revolution disruptions with showy staging, colorful scenery, and varied acts blending traditional Chinese dance with acrobatics.
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People’s Republic of China
United States
Iowa City
Hancher Auditorum
China
Peoples Republic
Gang of Four
Emerald Knights announce 1987 award winners and Cotton Bowl picks
Emerald Knights Drum and Bugle Corps named the 1987 season award winners at a Cedar Rapids banquet. Recipients include rookie marcher Aaron Sweeney and rookie drummer Erick Thompson, with several members singled for most improved and most valuable honors. Six Knights will march in the Texas Cotton Bowl parade with Zonneveld as co-drum major.
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Cedar Rapids
Emerald Knights
Emerald Knights Hall
Aaron Sweeney
Cassie Peiffer
Ana
Mosa
Tom Paine
Marion
Ronda Utley
Kathy Phelps
Wendy Vick
Erick Thompson
Shane McFarland
van Horne
Steve Mickelson
John Higgins
Iowa City
Doug Busch
Marc Roed
Chris Kuby
Scott Schultz
Knights
Teenah Conrad
Brad Walter
Marc Rood
Dick Zonneveld
Zonneveld
Mike Hooley
Second Ave
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Fred Stieglitz
Hal Schaefer
P.T. Larson
David Kramer
Vic Klopfenstein
Leona Jean Smith
Dave Karr
Frank Reynolds
Patricia Carter
Julie Speral
George Bowler
Thomas Theis
George Allman
Fred Darrah
Bob Wheeler
Stan Cadwallader
Larry Janda
Don Mohler
Thomas Patterson
Leonard West
Matthias Scheetz
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Oak & Cherry Entertainment Centers
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Drum and Bugle Corps
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Iowa Department of Transportation
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PTA
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