County seeks rep on Coralville library board
Coralville may add a rural Johnson County representative to its seven member library board to keep funding and reflect rural patrons. The change would require a city ordinance update and a public vote.
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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Sep 18, 2005
Page
38
Coralville may add a rural Johnson County representative to its seven member library board to keep funding and reflect rural patrons. The change would require a city ordinance update and a public vote.
The Perrin More committee seeks celebrity lamps for an October 8 sale at Old Brick from 10 am to 2 pm with silent and live auctions, plus a 8 pm concert by Public Property. Donations may be dropped at the Laren Law Office or called in. volunteers and lamp parts are requested.
Public Power and the Environment Forum schedules events at the Iowa City Public Library Room A with sponsors League of Women Voters Johnson County Environmental Advocates and the Sierra Club. A Sept 29 panel discusses Iowa electric public power utilities and success followed by a Oct 27 debate between Citizens For Public Power and MidAmerican Energy at the IMU. A concert by Dave Zollo Dave Moore Ben Schmidt and Patrick Brickel is set for Oct 30 at The Mill with details online.
The Johnson County Historical Society preserves a tailor’s ironing board donated by Evelyn Monk of Iowa City. The board once belonged to her father Joseph Kanak, a downtown Iowa City tailor who learned in Chicago and ran the Dubuque Street shop with his father. The piece highlights family ties to local tailoring and memories of fabric samples and shop life.
PARADE magazine and the National Trust for Historic Preservation with the History Channel have launched a grass roots contest to identify celebrate and revitalize little known American historical landmarks. Ten national winners receive plaques feature in PARADE Dec 11 issue and local media coverage.
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