Local Government and Event Schedule for Cedar Rapids Region
A dense list of meetings and events for Oct 28 2002 across Cedar Rapids Linn County and surrounding areas. Includes airport boardroom sessions, school board work sessions, council meetings in Lisbon Marion and more, plus satellite voting sites and regional meetings. Also notes public forums and cultural events at Kennedy High School Cedar Rapids Public Library U S Cellular Center and Prairie Lights.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Rapids
Lisbon City Council
Marion Independent School Board
S. 15Th St
Linn County
Hy-Vee
Marion
Keokuk
Elkader City Council
Grinnell City Council
Mechanicsville City Council
Oelwein City Council
Oelwein School Board
Postville City Council
Toledo City Council
OUT & About
Senate
Chuck Larson Jr
Renee Sneitzer
House
Joe Rasmussen
Kraig Paulsen
Kennedy High School
Weing Rd
League of Women Voters
Jeni Reeves
Cedar Rapids Public Library
First St
U.S. Cellular Center
First Ave
al Hawkeye
North Liberty
Mehaffey Bridge
Prairie Lights
D.A. Powell
Matthew
Prairie Lights Books
S. Dubuque St
Iowa City
Iowa Illinois Pick 3 Sunday Lottery Draw
Illinois and Iowa random number drawings for Sunday October 27 yield 7 7 for the Pick 3 games. No further results or prize details available in the fragment.
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Iowa
Illinois
Burglary on Pioneer Ave Se Reported In The Log
A burglary at 3225 Pioneer Ave SE occurred between 8 30 p m Saturday and 1 a m Sunday with a bucket of change valued at 80 dollars reported stolen. Cedar Rapids fire crews responded Saturday 8 32 p m to a trash fire at 4401 Preserve Lane. Sunday 11 04 a m cooking fire at 1558 Bever Ave SE and 11 54 a m cooking fire at 1602 12th Ave SE. Medical calls listed as well as four false alarms.
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The
Gazette
Iowa
Pioneer Ave
Cedar Rapids
Preserve Lane
Bever Ave
12Th Ave
Republicans rally for unity in Iowa GOP showdown
In Cedar Rapids a Nov. 5 unity rally urged GOP supporters of Bill Salter and other candidates to unite behind Ganske and the Republican ticket. Speakers included Ganske, Rep. Jim Leach, Doug Gross, and Sen. Chuck Grassley, stressing teamwork and defeating Tom Harkin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Gazette
Cedar Rapids
Bill Salter
U.S. Senate
Salier
Nora Springs
Greg Ganske
Ganske
Whampac — Winning
Hearts and Minds Political Action Committee
Salter
Jim Leach
Doug Gross
Chuck Grassley
Best Western Longbranch Hotel
Ple
Tom Harkin
Harkin
Grassley
Whampac
Sen
John
Culver
Leach
Iowa Hawkeyes
Michigan
Cigarette Cited In West Branch Storage Fire
West Branch firefighters say a cigarette may have started a 30 by 80 foot wooden storage building fire that burned Sunday morning. The empty structure had housed fertilizer and was to be used for a winter practice burn, with boards removed earlier in the day possibly leaving the cigarette. Fire crews avoided water due to chemical storage risk and watched the blaze as it burned.
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Gazette West Branch
West Branch
Dick Stoolman
Sun Rings Enchants at Hancher Auditorium Premiere
Kronos Quartet delivered a masterful world premiere of Sun Rings at Hancher Auditorium in Iowa City. NASA commissioned space sounds from Donald Garnett blended with Riley’s pre recorded touches while visuals of space, diagrams, and star fields played behind the performers and University Chorus. The 85 minute multimedia piece featured Story pieces like Prayer Central as the highlight with swirling lights and projected space imagery enhancing the performance.
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John Kenyonne
Iowa City
Kronos Quartet
Hancher Auditorium
NASA
University of Iowa
Donald Garnett
Kronos
Terry Riley
Garnett
David Harrington
John Sherba
Hank Dutt
Jennifer Culp
Riley
Prayer Central
University Chorus
Kantorei
Willie Williams
Paganini Violin Concerto Impresses Cedar Rapids Audience
Cedar Rapids Symphony concertmaster Takuya Horiuchi delivered a bravura Paganini Violin Concerto No. 1 at the Paramount Theatre earning a long standing ovation. The program opened with Mozart The Magic Flute overture under Maestro Christian Tiemeyer, followed by Mendelssohn Symphony No. 5 Reform ation featuring strong brass woodwinds and timpanist Alan Lawrence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Gazette
Cedar Rapids
Niccolo Paganini
Takuya Horiuchi
Cedar Rapids Symphony
Paramount Theatre
Horiuchi
CRSO
Symphony
Julliard
Paganini
Christian Tiemeyer
Jane Walker
Mendelssohn
Dresden
Opportunity Works meeting in Tama aims to cut poverty
In Tama at 6 30 p m Tuesday Opportunity Works hosts a community forum to gather ideas on reducing poverty. The Water loo based group funded by a 600 000 North west Area Foundation grant involves several counties and the Meskwaki Tribe.
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Tama
Kristophere’ Owens
Gazette Tama
Tama Civic Center
Opportunity Works
Northwest Area Foundation of
Minneapolis
Black Hawk
Bremer
Buchanan
Butler
Grundy
Tama Counties
Stacy van Gorp
Tama County
van Gorp
Death notices and obituaries information and rates
The Gazette accepts death notices and obituaries with immediate survivors and a photo from 9 am to 7 pm weekdays and 3 to 7 pm weekends, plus 4 to 7 pm holidays. Additional material costs 35 cents per word. second-day notices also 35 cents per word. Call 398 8221.
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The
Gazette
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Linn County Meetings
C.R
Rotary
Taylor Area Neighborhood Association
Taylor
Seventh Ave
Leaf Pickup
14Th
Eighth
Wilson Avenues
First Street
Ellis Boulevard
13Th Street
F Avenue
Ellis Lane
15Th
30Th
Mount Vernon Road
Otis Road
McCarthy Road
Spruce Avenue
43Rd
Maple View Addition
44Th Street
Oakland Road
32Nd
42Nd Streets
McLoud Place
C Avenue
35Th Street
Old Marion
380
42Nd Street
Collins Road
Werner Avenue
Sylvia Avenue
Louisa Street
North Towne Place
North Towne Lane
Unic
Cedar Rapids Free Medical Clinic
Jane Boyd Community House
14Th Ave
Indiana
Republicans
Rally For Unity
James Q. Lynch
GOP
Mes
Lynch Anata Meantinns
Bill Salier
Duane Crock
Tipton
Dave Vogelgesang
Vogelgesang
Stoolman
Hancher In
S.C
Review
George C. Ford
George. Ford
Gazettecommunications.com
Opportunityworksiowa.org
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