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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Sep 01, 2004
Page
29
Calendar notice lists two public meetings at Coralville City Hall. The Library Board meets at 6 p.m. and the Planning and Zoning Commission at 7 p.m. Both events are scheduled for City Hall.
Regional meeting set for 7 p.m. in Sigourney at Memorial Hall within the City Council Chambers. Officials urge residents to attend and participate in local government discussions.
Events include Iowa City Farmers Market 5:30 to 7:30 p.m. at Chauncey Swan Ramp with Taste of Market and music by Acoustic Mayhem. PEO group tour at 7:30 p.m. at Iowa City Public Library Room A. The Spitfire Grill at Old Creamery Amana 8 p.m. Price Creek. U S Military Spending talk 7 p.m. Hiawatha Library. Contact numbers provided.
Storytime runs at 10 a.m. at North Liberty Community Library and Preschool Storytime at 10 30 a.m. at the Hazel Westgate Story Room inside Iowa City Public Library offering early childhood programing.
A senior group hike titled Hiking with Trailblazers meets at 8 30 a m in the parking lot of Lower City Park. Call (319) 354 9569 for details and registration.
Iowa City listings include the Foreign Relations Council Luncheon with Takao Shibata at Congregational Church and several campus events. Also shown are a rape victim advocacy open house, Fulbright workshop, a Japan U S partnership talk, Bijou film screenings, and Prairie Lights readings with Thisbe Nissen.
Event listing for Talk of Iowa Live from the Java House featuring Christopher Merrill at 211 E Washington St. Friday at 10 a.m. Contact numbers and submission details for Community Calendar are provided.
Johnson County DogPAC plans a two day dog paddle at City Park Pool on Sept 8 from 3 to 8 pm to raise funds for an off leash dog park in Iowa City. Vice president Beth Shields, 34, notes last year’s event drew about 350 dogs and owners and sparked support despite concerns over dogs roaming freely.
Dog Paddle at City Park Pool runs Tuesday and Wednesday September 8 from 3 to 8 PM with $5 early and $7 gate fees. Registration at Robert A. Lee Recreation Center or online at redogpac.org. Beth Shields, 319 339 7330, explains event aims to fundraise and gauge support for a dog park.
Crime reports list burglaries thefts and vehicle thefts in the Iowa City area from Aug 21 to Aug 27. Locations include South Dubuque Street East Washington Street Broadway Street Brookwood Drive Olympic Court and Ninth Street with multiple addresses noted.
Coralville Public Library presents a book discussion of Niagara Falls All Over Again by Elizabeth McCracken on Thursday at 7 p.m. in the E. Jean Schwab Auditorium. McCracken, All Iowa Reads selection, 1990s Iowa Writers’ Workshop alum, National Book Award finalist, author of The Giant’s House. Call Georgia Heald at (319) 248-1850 for details.
Iowa City Johnson County AARP Chapter 1816 meets at the Senior Center Assembly Room with a 1 30 p m business session and a 2 p m candidate forum for sheriff and three Johnson County Board of Supervisors seats. Speakers include Lenny Pulkrabek and Steve Snyder. board candidates Patrick Harney Terrence Neuzil Rod Sullivan and Kevin Owens. The program, co sponsored by Heritage Agency's Aging Task Force, will air on CATV 4. Eve Casserly is listed for more information. The series continues with dates for Iowa Senate House and U S House races.
The Gazette invites truly undecided voters to join a Cedar Rapids panel to discuss issues before the election. Participants must be willing to meet at The Gazette office at least twice and discuss Bush or Kerry. Call Iowa Editor Mary Sharp at 319 339 3155 or 800 397 8212.
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