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Newspaper

Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Nov 22, 2006

Page

9

Marion seeks city manager as 51 applicants are screened

Mayor John Nieland says 51 resumes are under review for Marion city manager. A detailed questionnaire may filter candidates as the city aims to narrow to four to six finalists by December 18 and interview them in Marion the week of January 8. The selection is planned for January 12 to replace Jeff Schott who left to join the University of Iowa project.

John Nieland Nieland Marion Jeff Schott Institute of Public Affairs The University of Iowa

Cedar Rapids to Light Christmas Tree on May's Island

The Cedar Rapids tree lighting will be at 5 15 p m November 30 on May's Island in front of City Hall. The Cedar Rapids Concert Chorale will sing carols as a 30 plus foot Colorado blue spruce from Wallace Smith’s yard is placed on May's Island. The forestry department will cut the tree Tuesday and city crews will transport it to the island. The Jones course will close for the season once weather ends play. clubhouse sales run to December 23. Call (319) 286 5581 for details.

City Hall Cedar Rapids Wallace Smith 25Th St. S Coonrod Wrecker May’s Island Twin Pines Ellis and Gardner Jones Course Jones Clubhouse

Johnson County drug discount program saves residents thousands

Johnson County residents saved 30 547 in the first six months of participation in a county program offering 20 percent off retail prices on common prescriptions. County Attorney J Patrick White noted most local pharmacies accept the cards and 248 people used the program in October saving over 6 000. For more information call 319 339 6100.

Johnson County J. Patrick White National Association of Counties White

Norovirus blamed for Manchester outbreak and Iowa cases

State health officials say norovirus caused last week's Manchester Lambert Elementary illness surge affecting more than a third of students. The outbreak ties to multiple recent Iowa incidents, with about 1,000 people ill and a holiday caution issued by the Iowa Department of Public Health. No deaths reported.

Cindy Hadish Gazette Lambert Elemen Iowa Trostel Johnston Kevin Teale

Long-delayed SAT scores posted after processing snafu

About 90 area students who took the SAT at Coe College on October 14 finally received their scores online on Tuesday after a mix up sent their answer sheets to the wrong location. College Board officials apologized and noted scores were delayed while sheets were located and processed.

Kristina Gleeson The Gazette Coe College Caren Scoropanos College Board New York Snafu New Jersey Texas Scoropanos Iowa City Chris Montag Harvard Yale CalTech Glenn Plummer Regina Plummer Coe Rod Pritchard

Christmas at the Depot lights Independence with charity auction

The 1892 Illinois Central Depot in Independence shines for the Christmas at the Depot sale run by Buchanan County Tourism Bureau. Fifty miniature trees and other items go to the highest bidder before 3 p.m. with bids often topping over 100 dollars as 4-H entries and the depot’s history draw visitors. Judy Lauer notes the event draws serious bidders and celebrates the historic site and community effort.

Dave Rasdal the Gazette Stanley Community Club Illinois Central Railroad Independence Judy Lauer Buchanan County Tourism Bureau Wapsipinicon

Supertasters and normal tasters explained

A columnist describes her son who is a supertaster after a biology class activity. The piece explains how taste buds and fungiform papillae amplify flavors, and offers simple at home tests to classify tasters. It notes health implications and personal reflections on eating vegetables.

Johnny Susie Jane Ben the Gazette Bbc.co

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