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EventsCalendar-98-2276-779
ORGANIZER:mailto:kim@kzia.com
CREATED:20130430T132700Z
DESCRIPTION:A pasture walk featuring cows grazing a cover crop of rye and hairy  vetch\, grass finishing\, and a new “bird friendly” marketing opportunity  will be held Wednesday\, May 22. Iowa State University Extension and  Outreach beef program specialist Denise Schwab said the event starts at 1  p.m. at the Dan Specht farm\, located at 29742 Pleasant Ridge Road near  Marquette.
“This farm is managed as a grassland ecosystem with fall calving  Red Devon cows\, and grass finishing of the calves\,” Schwab said. “The  majority of the farm’s 675 acres is kept in perennial forages\, permanent  pasture or woodland; with annual crops grown on fewer than 10 acres.”
Wisconsin extension agent Vance Haugen will explain grass-finished  beef requirements\, markets and genetics for grass fed beef\, and use of  annuals in a grazing system. Eric Klein from Hidden Stream Farm will  talk about his markets and possible future needs for supplies in the new  wave of food co-ops in the Twin Cities.
Schwab said an Audubon Society representative will speak about that  organization’s upcoming “Bird Friendly” label for grass fed beef\, and  interested attendees will be able to take an evening grassland birding  walk.
“Folks from Practical Farmers of Iowa and I will address grazing  management issues as part of the program\,” she said. “They’re also  providing a light lunch following the pasture walk.”
There’s no cost to attend and no preregistration is necessary.
Directions to the farm: On county road B45 (Pleasant Ridge Road)\,  from Marquette\, go two miles west. From Monona\, go east on West Iowa  Street (this turns into B45) from the four-way stop for 10 miles. The  farm is on the south side of the road\, at the end of a quarter-mile  lane. For more driving directions\, call Dan at 563-516-1007.
The event is cosponsored by Iowa State University Extension and Outreach\, Iowa Learning Farms and Practical Farmers of Iowa.\nhttp://www.kzia.com/ZCAUSE/LOCALEVENTS/tabid/98/vw/3/itemid/779/d/20130522/Default.aspx
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DTEND:20130527T173000Z
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EventsCalendar-98-2276-798
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Cedar  Rapids\, IA – Cedar  Memorial Park Funeral Home and Cemetery announces its annual Memorial Day weekend events including Avenue of Flags and Memorial Day program.  The cemetery will be staffed beginning Saturday\, May 25 through Monday\, May 27 from 8:00 AM to 5:00 PM each day.  
 Avenue of Flags – In tribute to our veterans\, more than 1\,500 large American Flags will line the avenues of beautiful Cedar Memorial Park Cemetery.  Drive though with your family from Sunday morning\, May 29 through Monday afternoon\, May 27.  It’s a spectacular sight!  
 Memorial Day Tribute – Join us at Cedar  Memorial Park  Cemetery on Monday\, May 27 at 11:00 a.m. for live music\, rifle salute\, taps presentation\, and a personalized balloon release.  Be sure to come early so you can add the names of your loved ones who serve\, or have served\, to the balloons.
 Our speaker will be Paul Ramirez\, First Sargeant of the 294th Medical Company (ASMC).  He served as a combat medic in Desert Storm (1990-1991) and Operation Freedom (2005-2006).
 Live music will be performed by award-winning\, Nashville based Breath of Soul.  They were recently selected by the country super-group\, Lady antebellum\, to perform as their opening act.  “Breath of Soul has received numerous accolades for their stellar arrangements\, sheer talent\, harmonic blend\, strong lead vocals and their original percussive style.”


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For additional information\, contact:  Michelle Stratton\, Director of Business Operations\, Cedar Memorial\, 4200 1st Avenue NE\, Cedar Rapids\, Iowa  52402\, 319-393-8000
 
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EventsCalendar-98-2276-761
ORGANIZER:mailto:kim@kzia.com
CREATED:20130416T155700Z
DESCRIPTION:Event Name:CRFD Memorial 5K Run/Walk 
Event Location:Prairie High School\, 401 76th St SW
Event Date:May. Saturday 25th. 8:30 AM
Benefactor:CRFD
Organization Name:CR Firefighters Foundation
Event Description:A 5K run/walk that raises money to help support the families of fallen firefighters in Iowa and surrounding areas.\nhttp://www.kzia.com/ZCAUSE/LOCALEVENTS/tabid/98/vw/3/itemid/761/d/20130525/Default.aspx
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SUMMARY:CRFD Memorial 5K Run/Walk 
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DTSTART:20130527T143000Z
DTEND:20130527T170000Z
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EventsCalendar-98-2276-760
ORGANIZER:mailto:kim@kzia.com
CREATED:20130416T155500Z
DESCRIPTION:Event Name:6th Annual Autism Walk 
Event Location:Westdale Mall
Event Date:April 27\, 8:30am-11:00am
Benefactor:East Central Iowa Autism Society
Organization Name:East Central Iowa Autism Society
Event Description:The East Central Iowa Autism Society  will be walking to raise awareness and funds for thos families affected  by autism.  Our grassroots organization's goal is to help provide  emotional support and financial assistance for the out of pocket  expenses that come with autism.  Each year we have more families apply  for our $500 grant.  In 2012 we granted money to over 15 families.Current rate of autism is 1 in 88\nhttp://www.kzia.com/ZCAUSE/LOCALEVENTS/tabid/98/vw/3/itemid/760/d/20130527/Default.aspx
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SUMMARY:6th Annual Autism Walk
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DTSTART:20130531T000000Z
DTEND:20130531T013000Z
DTSTAMP:20130418T010200Z
EventsCalendar-98-2276-767
ORGANIZER:mailto:kim@kzia.com
CREATED:20130418T010200Z
DESCRIPTION:Tour the blossoming gardens and lush terrain during Brucemore in Bloom –  Thursday\, May 30 at 6:00 p.m.  Trace the development of the gardens  from the original plan conceived by prominent landscape architect O.C.  Simonds to the integration of function\, recreation\, and entertainment in  Irene Douglas's vision for the country estate. View current plants and  landscape techniques that continue to help preserve the historically  accurate\, prairie-style design by Simonds. Admission is $15 per person  and $12 per Brucemore member. Space is limited; purchase tickets online  at www.brucemore.org&lt;http://www.brucemore.org&gt; or by calling (319) 362-7375.\nhttp://www.kzia.com/ZCAUSE/LOCALEVENTS/tabid/98/vw/3/itemid/767/d/20130531/Default.aspx
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SUMMARY:Brucemore in Bloom
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DTSTART:20130601T213000Z
DTEND:20130602T023000Z
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EventsCalendar-98-2276-747
ORGANIZER:mailto:kim@kzia.com
CREATED:20130415T031100Z
DESCRIPTION:More than 75 free family activities offered June 1 during Tanager Place Summer Fest
Tanager Place will offer more than 75 FREE activities for
children and families during Summer Fest 2013 on Saturday\, June 1 from 3:30 – 8:30 p.m. at
the Rockwell Collins Sports Complex (F Ave and Collins Rd. NE). Free and open to the public\,
Summer Fest includes games\, crafts\, interactive displays and activity stations perfect for the
entire family.

Families can enjoy the General Mills “Make Your Own Cereal” tent\, St. Luke’s bike safety and
helmet giveaway\, a kids craft tent\, mini golf\, mascot mania\, and “Safety Town” with interactive
displays highlighting dental care\, nutrition\, lead poisoning\, disaster preparedness\, water safety
and STEM activities (Science\, Technology\, Engineering and Math).

Other favorites include the “Revved Up 4 Tanager Place” Kids Charity Car &amp; Motorcycle Show
sponsored by Eddie’s Rod &amp; Custom\, and a balloon glow at dusk (weather permitting).

Nominal fees for concession and inflatable rides. Tanager Place thanks General Mills for serving
as event sponsor. Proceeds go to support the more than 3\,000 children impacted by Tanager
Place programs every year. Tanager Place provides an extensive array of innovative programs
designed to help at-risk children with behavioral\, emotional or psychiatric disorders. Summer
Fest is a celebration of Tanager Place’s mission to serve children and families.

For more information on Summer Fest\, visit www.tanagerplace.org or call 319-365-9165.
Direct link: http://www.tanagerplace.org/information/events-promotions/summer-fest/\nhttp://www.kzia.com/ZCAUSE/LOCALEVENTS/tabid/98/vw/3/itemid/747/d/20130601/Default.aspx
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20130607
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20130610
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EventsCalendar-98-2276-797
ORGANIZER:mailto:kim@kzia.com
CREATED:20130513T154500Z
DESCRIPTION:St. Ludmila's Church Kolach Festival 2013\nhttp://www.kzia.com/ZCAUSE/LOCALEVENTS/tabid/98/vw/3/itemid/797/d/20130607/Default.aspx
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EventsCalendar-98-2276-734
ORGANIZER:mailto:kim@kzia.com
CREATED:20130329T045900Z
DESCRIPTION:The 2nd Annual

JTC

12 inch Men’s Rec D and Co-Ed Softball
Tournament

June 8th and 9th\, 2013

Coralville Creekside Ball Park

$175 Entry Fee limited to 24 teams\,

Benefitting the Ronald McDonald House

Tournament format will be 3 game Round Robin Saturday and single
elimination and consolations brackets on Sunday (guaranteed 2 games
on Sunday). 5 games one weekend.

Proceeds to go to Ronald McDonald house. 1st\, 2nd and 3rd Place
teams will receive Prizes.

Raffles\, Bat Demo\, and 3 Live Bands.

Sponsored by Hills Bank and other local businesses

Contact: Allen Correll at 319-331-3901\, Curtis Iburg at 319-471-3892\, or email
ldsoftball2007@gmail.com Also check www.facebook.com/JTCTourney for more information.

Our Mission

Ronald McDonald House Charities of Eastern Iowa is a 501(c)(3) non-profit organization dedicated to
creating\, finding\, and supporting programs that directly improve the health and well-being of children.

Our History

Why Ronald McDonald House?

The idea for a Ronald McDonald House began in Philadelphia in 1973\, when Fred Hill\, a member of the
Philadelphia Eagles football team\, learned that his three year old daughter\, Kim\, had leukemia. The
Eagles organized fundraising efforts to assist Kim's\, as well as other children's\, fight against leukemia.
During the course of these efforts\, the idea of a 'home-away-from-home' where out-of-town families
could stay during their child's hospital treatment was born.

Why Ronald McDonald?

The Eagles enlisted the help of their local McDonald's restaurants to raise money for the first-ever
house. In 1974\, the Philadelphia House opened bearing the name of McDonald's happy clown\, Ronald
McDonald. Today there are over 300 Ronald McDonald Houses worldwide\, all serving the needs
of families during their child's hospitalization. Each House is independently owned and operated.
McDonald's is only one of many generous donors\, so community-wide support is the essential
ingredient for each House.

For more information about Ronald McDonald House Charities\, please visit www.rmhc.org.

The Ronald McDonald House of Iowa City

The Ronald McDonald House of Iowa City\, opened in 1985\, has been a "home away from home" for over
70\,000 family members from all 99 Iowa Counties\, all 50 states\, and 55 foreign countries. Since opening\,
the Ronald McDonald House has grown in capacity from 15 rooms to the current capacity of 31 rooms
following the House expansion in 1999-2001.

Ronald McDonald House Charities of Eastern Iowa

In 2008 the organization embarked on an expanded mission to help families and children in Eastern
Iowa outside the walls of the Ronald McDonald House\, resulting in a change in our organizational
name to Ronald McDonald House Charities of Eastern Iowa. The Ronald McDonald House of Iowa City
continues to operate as the cornerstone program while enabling the grant and scholarship programs to
make a significant impact in surrounding communities.

Since 2008\, Ronald McDonald House Charities of Eastern Iowa has provided funding to 32 non-profit
organizations whose programs improve the quality of life for children and their families in Eastern Iowa.
Ronald McDonald House Charities of Eastern Iowa has also offered 22 scholarships to graduating seniors
from Eastern Iowa intent on continuing their education after high school.\nhttp://www.kzia.com/ZCAUSE/LOCALEVENTS/tabid/98/vw/3/itemid/734/d/20130608/Default.aspx
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EventsCalendar-98-2276-775
ORGANIZER:mailto:kim@kzia.com
CREATED:20130430T131500Z
DESCRIPTION:Come splash and join the fun on the Iowa River Sat. June 8th for the 4th Annual Great Iowa River Canoe and Kayak Race - with Company Challenge! Awards will be given to winners of canoe and kayak divisions and a Traveling Paddle Award for the Company Challenge. The 9 mile paddling race begins at Sturgis Ferry\, Iowa City and ends at Hills Access\, Hills\, Iowa. In addition there will be a pancake breakfast provided by Hy-Vee during registration prior to the race. The race is a community building and fundraising event. Race organizers are Iowa Valley RC&amp;D\, Fin &amp; Feather and the City of Iowa City. Funds will support the Iowa Valley RC&amp;D in their work on behalf of conservation\, watershed\, local foods\, scenic byways\, tourism\, and economic development projects. Register online at www.ivrcd.org. Early registration ends May 25th. Sponsorship and volunteer opportunities are available. For additional information contact dora@ivrcd.org.

DATE: Saturday\, June 8\, 2013.
DISTANCE: Nine miles (9) –Sturgis Access\, Iowa City to Hills Access\, Hills\, Iowa
CHECK IN: 7:00-8:15 am at the Fin and Feather  Parking Lot\, Iowa City. (Pre-registered entrants must check-in to get a  boat number). Race instructions at Sturgis Access start at 8:30 am
RACE STARTS AT: 9 am
TRANSPORTATION: Free shuttle available\, details forthcoming.
AVERAGE TIME: 1 hour 30 Minutes\, approximately
PANCAKE BREAKFAST: Available at Fin and Feather the morning of the race.

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LOCATION:Sturgis Ferry, Iowa City 
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EventsCalendar-98-2276-732
ORGANIZER:mailto:kim@kzia.com
CREATED:20130322T022700Z
DESCRIPTION:http://www.indiegogo.com/projects/kick-cancer-s-ass-benefit-ride\nhttp://www.kzia.com/ZCAUSE/LOCALEVENTS/tabid/98/vw/3/itemid/732/d/20130608/Default.aspx
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SUMMARY:Rich Hayes Ride
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EventsCalendar-98-2276-766
ORGANIZER:mailto:kim@kzia.com
CREATED:20130418T010000Z
DESCRIPTION:K-8 kids and their families are invited to join iExploreSTEM (www.iExploreSTEM&lt;http://www.iExploreSTEM&gt;)  for an exciting FREE afternoon of hands-on science\, technology\,  engineering\, and math (STEM). The event will be held at the McKinley  Middle School Grounds from 1-5 PM on June 9 in Cedar Rapids. Steve  Goodall Principal of Mckinley Middle School and Mrs. Iowa International  2013 LaSheila Yates are producing the event.

Festival activities challenge children to think – to solve STEM problems  – and introduce them to careers in STEM. Festivals are designed so that  regardless of abilities\, all children succeed and have fun. Kids might  design and build a windmill\, dissect a virtual cadaver\, or explore a  career through video games.

Meet local STEM professionals and help design a city\, explore the skies\,  or extract DNA from bananas. There will be something for everyone\, and  no registration is needed. Show up ready to have fun and learn. Parents\,  stop at our careers booth to learn about local STEM career training  opportunities.

If you haven't attended a festival you've missed a tornado in a box\,  stomp rockets\, turtles and snakes\, flying sharks\, robots\, DNA bracelets\,  gumdrop bridges\, and so much more.

iExploreSTEM Cedar Rapids is part of Living with the Floods a statewide  project to commemorate recent flood events and celebrate progress toward  recovery in Iowa.\nhttp://www.kzia.com/ZCAUSE/LOCALEVENTS/tabid/98/vw/3/itemid/766/d/20130609/Default.aspx
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DTSTAMP:20130418T010300Z
EventsCalendar-98-2276-765
ORGANIZER:mailto:kim@kzia.com
CREATED:20130418T010300Z
DESCRIPTION:Sarah Knight passed away suddenly\, on September 26th\, 2011\, in the classroom she  taught in. She was 25 and after a lengthy autopsy  they came back with the diagnosis of Myocarditis\, a viral infection of  the heart.
This is a very serious disease and many people do not know  they have it.  It tends to take people’s lives from very young ages and  then young adults. Sarah had a passion for teaching  her children\, she was a bilingual teacher in the Quad Cities. She  studied at Western Illinois and was currently working on her masters.
All proceeds of this benefit are going towards the Myocarditis Foundation and the Sarah Knight Bilingual Scholarship.
For Golf Memorial times\, prices\, a complete list of activities\, and donation options\, please click here.  (Also found at the website are more details on Sarah\, information on Myocarditis\, and how you can donate to the Sarah Knight Memorial Scholarship.) \nhttp://www.kzia.com/ZCAUSE/LOCALEVENTS/tabid/98/vw/3/itemid/765/d/20130621/Default.aspx
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