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Activity Guide for Summer 2020 Now Available
The seasonal North Liberty Activity Guide is now available online, covering recreation, aquatic, library and community programming and events offered May through August 2020. Registration for most programs begins April 6 for North Liberty residents. The guide highlights new programming and returning favorites for kids, adults, seniors and families. Highlights include: The opening of the outdoor…
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Good Neighbor Meeting for 175 South Jones Boulevard
This meeting will be held on Thursday Feb. 27, 2020, from 5:30 to 6 p.m. at North Liberty City Council Chambers, 1 Quail Creek Circle. The City may soon consider a zoning map amendment (rezoning) for the property located at 175 South Jones Blvd. The developer has indicated that the proposed development would be a…
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Get into the Vinyasa Yoga Flow with a Free Class
The recreation department will offer a free, eight-week yoga program starting this February. The program open to patrons of all levels looking to further pursue their yoga practice with steady Vinyasa flow. This class will be dedicated to both a balance in power and restorative poses. Perfect for those looking to strengthen themselves while also…
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Social Service Agencies Encouraged to Apply for FY21 Funding
Each year, the City of North Liberty funds a number of organizations who offer social services to North Liberty residents. As part of its annual budget planning, the City of North Liberty has asked organizations seeking funding for services in the fiscal year beginning July 1, 2020, to submit an application by March 20, 2020,…
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Park and Recreation Commission Vacancy to be Filled
The Park and Recreation Commission will have an vacancy to fill the remainder of a term that end on June 30, 2021. The Mayor and City Council will appoint a volunteer to fill this opening after the closing of applications on March 13. The Park and Recreation Commission helps plan for the continuing development of parks…
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Passing of “Can Man”
By Mayor Terry Donahue Can Man. That is a title given David Slade by a good number of persons the many years he lived in North Liberty. If you have lived here for a long-time, you had to have seen David. He was one of those persons whom you saw around town embarking on a…
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Marginal Characters
Tony Walsh makes sure all of the local New Pioneer Food Co-op’s shelves are stocked with fresh loaves of bread, sandwiches, soups, salads and pastries. He oversees operations from the centralized production center, called the Hub, at its home base here in North Liberty. North Liberty is the headquarters of local media, regional financial and…
Read MorePolice Reports for January 2020
Traffic Contacts: 407 Parking Contacts: 260 Vehicle Inspections: 34 Vehicle Unlocks: 31 Crash Investigations: 24 Public Assists: 454 Assist other Agency: 130 Crimes Against Persons Report: 7 Crimes Against Property Report: 10 Other Reports: 42 Arrests: 38 Warrants: 10 Alcohol/Narcotics Charges: 20 Crimes Against Persons Charges: 3 Crimes Against Property Charges: 3 Other Charges: 17…
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Take a Virtual Visit to Warm New Mexico this Friday
Roy R. Behrens, an emeritus professor and distinguished scholar of University of Norther Iowa, is scheduled to present his vibrant family history with the Navajo people in New Mexico on Friday, Jan. 31 at the North Liberty Community Center, 520 W. Cherry St., beginning at 12 p.m. This event – taking us to warmer weather in…
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Help Prevent Melting Snow from Flooding Streets and More Winter Reminders
Snow following above-freezing temperatures following snow. Welcome to winter in the Midwest. The rapid-fire weather changes could lead to streets flooding if storm drains aren’t cleared as snow melts (and rain comes). Residents can help by clearing out storm drains near their homes so melting snow and rain can make it into our storm water…
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