Town meeting to set Iowa future priorities announced
A public town meeting co sponsored by The Gazette Kirkwood Community College and the Cedar Rapids Marion Area Chamber of Commerce will be held Tuesday at 7 p.m. in Ballantyne Auditorium Kirkwood Campus. A 10 member panel will present ideas followed by eight discussion groups to generate regional priorities for education health transportation and more. The event hosted by Joe Hladky III will be broadcast live on Channel 13 with encore airings on Channel 23 and Channel 13 on Oct 13 and Oct 14.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Gazette
Kirkwood Community College
Cedar Rapids-Marion Area
Joe Hladky III
the Gazette
Hladky
Jack Bailey
Iowa Development Commission
Don Canney
Harold Guthrie
Cedar Rapids
Ted Johnson
I-Tec Business and Finance
Dixie Clark
Iowa Department of Human Services
Health and Social Services
Herald Smith
Crst — Transportation
Dan Stadtmueller
Monticello
Iowa Corn Growers Association
Dick Stimple
Quaker Oats
Lloyd J. Freilinger
Marion
American Federation of Grain Millers — Labor
Peggy Whitworth
Brucemore — Quality of Life
Iowa Hall
Ballantyne Auditorium
Cedar Rapids-Marion
Mount Vernon-Lisbon
Independence Plans Drills Inspections For Fire Prevention
Independence to observe National Fire Prevention Week with a citywide drill, home inspections by firefighters, and free smoke detectors for seniors through Oct 30. Operation EDITH will occur Wednesday at 6 30 p m with residents urged to exit on hearing the siren and await further instructions.
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Independence
Edith
Independence Fire Department
Tama District Court cases roll through Toledo hearing
David D. Brandt 27 Marengo given until Oct 13 to secure counsel on accessory after the fact. Willis McGrew 33 Tama address unknown fails to appear. warrant issued, $2,500 bail. John Wilson and Tracy Shilling face second degree burglary charges. Donald Lynn Olsen 37 Milford arrest warrant issued for failing to appear. bond $500. Olsen charged April 16 with driving on suspended license. Galan A. Thompson 18 Fama deferred judgment to June 1 on driving with suspended license. probation 40 hours community service, costs, attorney fees. Sondra Kay Blosch 19 New Providence pleads innocent to false use of financial instrument and fourth degree theft. jury trial Dec 12. Kevin P. Wright 27 Cedar Rapids pleads innocent to driving with revoked license. trial Nov 7.
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Toledo
Tama ‘County
David D. Brandt
Marengo
Willis McGrew
Tama
Robert Ford
John ‘Wilson
Tracy Shilling
Wilson
Shilling
Donald Lynn Olsen
Milford
Olsen
Galan A. Thompson
Route 2
Fama
Ment
Sondra Kay Blosch
New Providence
Iowa
Blosch
Kim E. Andresen
Farmers Savings Bank
Traer
Andresen
Cedar Rapids Weekend Arts and Events Guide Highlights
A dense listing from Cedar Rapids covering the Antique Show at Five Seasons Center with admission details, art exhibits at Cedar Rapids Museum of Art, dance at Hancher Auditorium, and multiple theater performances. It includes music recitals, lectures, nature walks, bike tours, hayrides, mushroom walking, landscaping classes, pottery, and travel talks.
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Cedar Rapids
Five Seasons Center
Cedar Rapids Museum of Art
Hubbard Street Dance Company
Hancher
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Larry Waller
Chamber of Commerce — Economic Development
Doris Peick
William Stewart
Kirkwood
John Knapp
Joe Hladley
Dan Langfield
Don Gardner
David Hughes
Philip Schmitt
Tama District Court
Kevin P. Wright
37Th St
Robert Triplett
Clapp
U of 1. Free
Cedar Rapids Community Theatre
Iowa Theatre
Old Creamery
Garrison
Brenton
Old Creamery Theater
McAuley Auditorium
Mount Mercy
Revco Drug
East Marion
Keith Carris
Cedar Rapids Audubon Society
Ridge Road
Bever Park
Hawkeye Bicycle Association
Indian Creek Nature Center
Camp Waubeek
Central City
Dwight Hughes Jr
Brucemore
Osborne Conservation Center
Elkader
Shirley Schermer
Albert Paley
Museum of Art
U of 1
Robin Williams
Good News Food Co-op
Eighth Ave
Camestown
Croscill
Jamestown
Helene Curtis
Westdale Mall
Petersen Harned von Maur
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