Dershowitz to Speak at Coe College on The Case for Israel
Harvard Law School professor Alan Dershowitz will discuss The Case for Israel at 7 p.m. in Sinclair Auditorium Cedar Rapids. The free lecture requires tickets available through Coe College and is presented by Suzanne and Bert Katz Temple Judah and hosted by Coe College.
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Environmental panel meets in Cedar Rapids today
Members of Iowa’s Environmental Protection Commission tour local projects and hold a monthly session at 10:30 a.m. at Wickiup Hill Outdoor Learning Center in Toddville. The agenda covers proposed air quality standards oversight underground storage tanks and wastewater construction policies. Mount Mercy International Club hosts a multicultural fair Thursday 3 to 7 p.m. in Betty Cherry Heritage Hall. A Marion Heritage Center exhibit titled Military Showcase debuts Friday at 2 p.m. with veterans honored by the Marion District Foundation and Alumni Association and the center seeks donations of memorabilia via (319) 377-4691.
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Bus blocks church overhang at Iowa City polling site
A Bionic Cambus partially blocked the All Nation's Baptist Church polling place in Iowa City on Tuesday. One passenger aboard with no injuries. Chairwoman Judy Pfohl said voters could still enter, and police helped the bus back out. Overhang damage estimated at $500.
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Elberon’s Old West Hotel Reborn as General Store Bar
Ron and Lisa Wiebke restore a 1855 two story hotel in Elberon Iowa, once a rail traveler stop and later a hardware store, turning it into Elberon General Store with bar restaurant and planned dance hall. The tiny 14 by 60 foot structure features a wooden boardwalk and Old West signage.
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Anamosa Veterans Object to Gun Salute Restrictions
Anamosa veterans oppose limits on rifle salutes at funerals and events. AMVETS leader James Caswell will address the City Council after a rewritten ordinance, with 470 names on petitions opposing the original rule. About 50 to 100 veterans plan to attend to push for changes.
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College students warned of leaving legacies online
Kirkwood Community College students received one hour of free legal advice from attorney C L Lindsay about online conduct and the risks of posting or sharing photos. Lindsay warned that student activity online affects ethics and can lead to significant copyright infringement penalties.
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Elephants in the rooms at City High School Iowa City
City High grapples with racism and cultural divides after the Little Hawk spotlighted a survey showing 13 percent of students harboring unfavorable views of black students 28 percent toward LGBTQ students. Principal Hanson pulled the Oct 19 issue amid escalating tensions. a meeting with upset students didn’t resolve actions. Other youths call for cross cultural education programs to promote understanding.
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