Irish Homecoming a triumph at Englert Theatre
Diana Nollen describes An Irish Homecoming at the Englert Theatre in Iowa City as a joyous blend of Celtic music and dance featuring Cherish the Ladies led by Joanie Madden with Mau ra O Con nel l and Dermot Henry plus Bohola and Claddagh Irish Dancers. The two sold out shows showcased radiant performances and seamless group blending.
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Iowa City
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Washington fills council vacancy after mayor's resignation
The Washington City Council plans to appoint a replacement for the vacant at large seat after Sandra Johnson became mayor. The appointee will serve the remainder of Johnson's term through next year, with residents able to petition for a special election within 14 days.
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City reviews contract in public project dispute
The Washington city attorney reviews a contract with Howard R. Green for design work on the wastewater treatment plant. The city plans a plant to meet Department of Natural Resources standards and had Johnston firm on the design, then hired Fox Engineering in Ames for a lower quote. Vice President Dan Lovett urges negotiation as services are not directly comparable. City Attorney Craig Arbuckle will prepare a written response.
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Iowa
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Department of Natural Resources
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Ames
Dan Lovett
Craig Arbuckle
Local photo reprint sales promoted by The Gazette
The Gazette advertises purchase options for reprints of local photographs with a contact phone number (319) 368-8585 for details.
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Call the newsroom with story or photo tips using the Cedar Rapids numbers 319 398 8254 or Iowa City 319 339 3155, or the toll free 1 800 397 8212.
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Offender faces registry charge in Cedar Rapids case
David M. Eberle, 24, faced a third sex offender registry violation in Cedar Rapids after listing fake addresses at Mount Calvary Cemetery and an Interstate 380 rest area. He previously registered at a cemetery and a hotel, was jailed for a year on probation, and now faces up to five years in prison. Gardner notes offenders may register at rest stops but must be there during sleeping hours. Eberle, with an indecent contact conviction from 2002, remains on the registry as investigators pursue his whereabouts.
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