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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Oct 11, 2006
Page
25
An Iowa nature note explains fall color follows its own schedule with species by timing. Walnuts and box elders color early, maples and ashes a bit later, oaks and hickories late. stressed trees color early.
Natasha Mulvaney a Coggon-North-Linn High School senior and her father Mark Mulvaney 51 train daily for the Chicago Marathon on Oct 22 in Chicago They run up to 20 miles before race day and may finish by walking the final portions as they seek to complete the 26 2 mile course.
Donations are requested via checks payable to the Juvenile Diabetes Research Foundation and sent to Mike and Jaci Hilmer in Walker Iowa. Funds will be sent to the foundation on Friday. The note mentions blood sugar and a diagnosis of Type 1 diabetes at age one.
A broad roster of public Halloween events across Iowa communities includes trick or treat nights in North Liberty Coralville and Cedar Rapids, kid friendly carnivals in Cedar Falls and Montauk, parades in Owa City and Coralville, dog costume contests in Cedar Rapids, and multiple safety focused gatherings such as Safe Halloween for Kids and Special Needs Trick or Treat. These listings cover venues, times, admission, and contact details.
More than 400 girls in grades six to eight will attend the 10th annual Open Minds Open Doors Conference at Coe College. University of Iowa professor Meenakshi Durham discusses media influence at 9 25 a.m. In Hickok Hall adults hear talks on charting a course for the future and HPV. Over 30 hands on workshops cover conservation medicine engineering and more. Registration is closed. Contact Sue Pearson for details.
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