Free Environment Rating Scale training for Johnson County providers
The 4Cs agency offers a free training opportunity for 15 Johnson County home and center based child care providers. Sessions of the Environment Rating Scale Training Conference will be held in North Carolina at the University of North Carolina in January February or March. Applications with contact Martie Olson at 4Cs are due until spots are filled.
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4Cs
Johnson County
North Carolina
University of North Carolina
Johnson County Empowerment
Iowa
Martie Olson
Martie
ACT Donates Record United Way Gift in Johnson County
ACT raised a company record 169,967.38 dollars for United Way of Johnson County after surpassing an 85,000 dollar goal. More than 55 percent of employees contributed, and ACT added one half as much for every two dollars donated. Departments organized bake sales a chili challenge a silent auction and a dunk tank to boost the total.
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ACT
United Way
Johnson County
Environment internship guides Monica Phillips at Coralville Lake
Monica Phillips, 23, of Marinville New York, interns with the Student Conservation Association at Coralville Lake. She works on invasive species control prescribed burns and trail mapping while planning for a full time job after the one year program.
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Melvin Rivers
Oralville
Monica Phillips
New York State
Phillips
Marinville
N.Y
Student Conservation Association
Coralville Lake
St. Lawrence University
Canton
Maryland Conservation Corps
AmeriCorps
Mariaville
Iowa County voters face near blank township ballot Tuesday
Voters decide if the Iowa County Board of Supervisors should appoint township trustees and clerks amid 51 open seats. Two hotel motel tax questions seek to raise rates in Williamsburg and unincorporated areas to 7 percent, funding infrastructure near four hotels.
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Marengo
Iowa County
Linda Griggs
Griggs
Iowa County Board of Supervisors
Williamsburg
Murray Armstrong
Oxford Project opens in Iowa City visuals of county residents
Humanities Iowa unveils The Oxford Project at the Johnson County Administration Building with about 27 digitized portraits from Oxford in 1984 and a 21 year follow up interview. The exhibit runs during business hours through November with venues at hospitals and the Fort Madison prison, reflecting an international humanities focus.
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Iowa City — Humanities
Iowa
Oxford Project
Johnson County
S. Dubuque St
Peter Feldstein
Oxford
Feldstein
Stephen Bloom
University of Iowa
ABC World News Tonight
New York Times
Washington Post
Shanghai Morning Post
China
Chris Rossi
Humanities
Iowa State Penitentiary
Fort Madison
Main Street
Johnson County Administration
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Lown County Auditor
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National Endowment For the Humanities
Humanitiesiowa
Humanitiesiowa.org
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