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Visit the Fairmount Branch Library for the dedication and acknowledgement of those responsible for the children's garden at the Fairmount Branch Library.  Experience the alphabet wall, take a tour of the garden, and enjoy the beautiful summer day on Tuesday, June 19 at 11:30 a.m.!

Chuck Smith, Director of Working, the musical

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Eleventh Consecutive Season at Timber Lake Playhouse

From: Chicago, IL

College: Governor State University, Chicago

Currently: Twentieth Year as Resident Director at Goodman Theatre in Chicago

Why did you choose to return to TLP each year?

"Mainly it is one of the few places I can relax and enjoy myself and do the type of shows I wouldn't ordinarily do in Chicago. It is a completely relaxed atmosphere for me."

How did you get started in theatre?

"I had just got discharged from the Marine Corp and some guys I met talked me into being in a play. It was Mack Adam and Eve, a comedy, at a small community theatre group in Chicago."

Out of all of the shows you have directed in your life, which ones stick out to you as your favorites?

"The most recent successes normally stick out in your mind so I would have to say Race by David Mamet that I directed at the Goodman this past year. Over my career, another show that always sticks out in my mind is August Wilson's Ma Raney's Black Bottom. It set a box office record in the 70's at the Goodman Theatre and was my first main stage production."

What was your favorite show that you have directed at TLP?

"The Crucible is probably my favorite. It was my second season here. Artistic Director, Brad Lyons, was in the show and it featured performers from the Mount Carroll community. It was the show that really put me in touch with the people in the community here. I got to know them which is why I come back here...it is like a second home to me."

You are currently directing Working. What can you tell us about that show?

"Doing this show, I am saying, 'I would like to introduce you to some people I know, ordinary people in their jobs.' It was originally a book. I saw it on stage when it was presented in Chicago and thought what a big show from a big book. I saw it remounted again recently with only six characters. Immediately after the show I called James Beaudry, TLP's Artistic Director, and said that this show would work at TLP. I had never asked to do a show before but I knew this show would be great here."

You mentioned that you usually don't pick the show that you direct here at TLP. What is that like for you, directing a show you didn't select?

"It is delightful! It really takes the pressure off of me. I don't pick the show or the cast. I like coming in and directing in the second slot of the season. The company members are still fresh and energetic. This is not easy work for anyone and the company still has a lot of energy. I am a new person coming in to direct and they are always excited about that."

Why should people come and see Working?

"It is a good play and everyone will be able to relate to it. Everyone works. Even if you don't work, there is a housewife represented, so no one is left out. You know these people. They are ordinary people that you run into everyday. The musical numbers are quite wonderful, especially with the six talented people that are on stage. It is my eleventh year and I have never had a show go up so fast. It is because the cast is so good and so talented. It has made my job easy. This group is more effective than the show in Chicago...I would put this production against any show with a big priced ticket."

Working, the musical, runs June 21st through 30th. Performances are at 7:30pm, weekdays and there are 2pm matinees on Sundays and Wednesdays. New this season, there is also a Saturday matinee performance on opening weekends at 2pm. Tickets are available through the box office during regular business hours, 11am - 6pm daily, at www.timberlakeplayhouse.org or 815-244-2035. Timber Lake Playhouse is located at 8215 Black Oak Road, Mount Carroll.

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Timber Lake Playhouse, What's Your Story?

This program is partially supported by a grant for the Illinois Arts Council, a state agency.

Production Sponsors are Kunes Country Auto Group and Compliance Signs.

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June 15, 2012

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No. 09-1010

VANIA MINOR, Individually and as Mother, Natural Guardian and Next Best Friend of D.A. vs. STATE OF IOWA, BECKY GRABE, Individually and CLEO HESTER, Individually

No. 10-1172

KRISTIN L. ROWEDDER, as Conservator of GARY KRAL vs. MICHAEL ANDERSON, RICHARD F. ROSENER, MARK HELKENN, RAYMOND HELKENN, McCORD INSURANCE & REAL ESTATE CORP., ROGER PREUL, and BERNEIL PREUL

No. 11-1868

IOWA SUPREME COURT ATTORNEY DISCIPLINARY BOARD vs. JAMES WILLIAM McCARTHY
PORT BYRON, IL - The Nick Teddy Foundation, in partnership with Nelson Chiropractic, is excited to announce the "Nick Teddy 5K."
Hundreds of registrants are expected to hit the pavement in memory of Nicholas Theodore Strub, 29, who fought a courageous battle against Ewing's Sarcoma for more than five years. Only 250 cases of Ewing's Sarcoma are diagnosed every year in the U.S. The foundation's goal is to carry on the fight against Ewing's Sarcoma in honor of Nick Strub.
The Nick Teddy Foundation is pleased to launch its website and officially open race day registration: http://www.nickteddy.org
About Nick
Nick Strub

Nick was diagnosed with Ewing's Sarcoma in 2006. He was well-known for his smile, laugh and carefree spirit. Nick touched the lives of many people, including his wife Krissy Strub of Omaha, Neb., as well as countless others, especially in his hometown of Port Byron, Ill.

MILWAUKEE, WI (06/14/2012)(readMedia)-- The following local students have been named to the Dean's List for the spring 2012 semester at Marquette University in Milwaukee, Wis:

Thomas Grabow of Davenport, IA. Grabow is pursuing a Bachelor of Science degree in Accounting.

Bradley Whan of Coal Valley, IL. Whan is pursuing a Bachelor of Science degree in Electrical & Electronic Engineering.

Shannon Gambon of Coal Valley, IL. Gambon is pursuing a Bachelor of Science degree in Exercise Physiology.

Matthew Noe of Rock Island, IL. Noe is pursuing a Bachelor of Science degree in Finance.

Alexa Hackfort of Bettendorf, IA. Hackfort is pursuing a Bachelor of Arts degree in Public Relations.

Marquette University is a Catholic, Jesuit university that draws its more than 11,500 students from all 50 states and more than 75 different countries. In addition to its nationally recognized academic programs, Marquette is known for its service learning programs and internships as students are challenged to use what they learn to make a difference in the world. Find out more about Marquette at marquette.edu.

Ceremonial cake cutting with the Chief of Staff of the Army, General Raymond T. Odierno at Duffy Square Live from Times Square - Manhattan, New York

Scheduled for June 14 2012, 10:30 AM EDT to 12:00 PM ED
This summer, Singin' in the Rain celebrates its 60th anniverary with a return to the silver screen for one day only on Thursday, July 12 at 7:00 p.m. local time, with special matinees in select theaters at 2:00 p.m.  Turner Classic Movies (TCM) Presents 'Singin' in the Rain' 60th Anniversary Event begins with a Turner Classic Movies original production, featuring TCM host Robert Osborne in an exclusive specially-produced interview with star Debbie Reynolds. In this interview, audiences will be taken behind the scenes of one of the greatest musicals of all time, as Ms. Reynolds shares memories of working with the late great Gene Kelly and Donald O'Connor.

Immediately following these exclusive behind-the-scenes extras, audiences will be carried away by the songs, story and romance of one of the greatest musicals of all time - fully remastered and more beautiful than it ever has been before.
Tickets for the Singin' in the Rain 60th Anniversary Event are available at participating theater box offices and online at www.FathomEvents.com.
Singin' in the Rain 60th Anniversary Event will be playing at the following movie theaters in your area on July 12 at 7:00 p.m.:
RAVE Davenport 53 18 with IMAX 3601 E 53Rd St Davenport IA 52807
Please visit www.FathomEvents.com for a list of theaters showing the special matinee at 2pm.
June 8, 2012

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No. 10-0511

STATE OF IOWA vs. DONALD LYLE CLARK

No. 10-1315

SERGIO PEREZ vs. STATE OF IOWA

No. 10-2080

NEXTERA ENERGY RESOURCES LLC vs. IOWA UTILITIES BOARD

No. 11-0197

STATE OF IOWA vs. PETER KELLY LONG

Iowa City, Iowa - To mark the opening of As You Like at Riverside Theatre in the Park, the Apprentice Company will perform a free preview of the As You Like It Green Show Friday, June 15, at 12:10 p.m. on the downtown pedestrian mall (near Washington St.)

At Riverside Theatre in the Park, the Green Shows are performed one hour before curtain. These 20-minute story theatre versions of the evening's play allow the audience to brush up on the plot in advance of the evening performance.

The nightly Green Show?and this preview performance?showcase the work of the Riverside Theatre in the Park Apprentice Company, actors, directors, and stage managers.

Green Shows are filled with humor, family friendly, and are especially appealing to kids.

Riverside Theatre in the Park runs from June 15 - July 8, featuring As You Like It by William Shakespeare, directed by Theodore Swetz, and The Merchant of Venice by William Shakespeare, directed by Kristin Horton.

For more information about Riverside Theatre in the Park, please call the Riverside Theatre Box Office at 319-338-7672 or visit www.riversidetheatre.org.

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IOWA CITY, IA- Riverside Theatre, Iowa City's resident professional theatre company, will kick off its summer season, Riverside Theatre in the Park, on Friday, June 15 with As You Like It by William Shakespeare, directed by Theodore Swetz.

For tickets and information, call the Riverside Theatre Box Office at (319) 338-7672 or visit www.riversidetheatre.org.

In As You Like It, Rosalind, Shakespeare's most breathtaking heroine, and her boyfriend Orlando find themselves in the enchanted Forest of Arden, where "all the world's a stage," and where sudden infatuation is as confusing as it is beautiful. As You Like It has everything people adore about Shakespearean comedy: mistaken identity, cross-dressing, madness, mayhem, laughter, and romance...plus an original score and a cappella singing!

Kansas City based director Theodore Swetz directs this romantic comedy. Swetz is a founding company member of American Players Theatre in Spring Green, Wisconsin, and is currently head of graduate actor training at the University of Missouri-Kansas City.

"I believe we all need a little bit of 'Arden' in our lives - a place to reinvent and rejuvenate. We hope that a starry night at the Festival Stage gives our audiences one such escape," said Swetz.

Several returning actors will appear in featured roles in As You Like It: Kalen Harriman (Mary's Wedding, Romeo and Juliet, Love's Labour's Lost, Boom) as Rosalind, Jim Van Valen (A Steady Rain, Ah, Wilderness!) as Jaques and Tim Budd (Walking the Wire, The Cripple of Inishmaan) as Touchstone. Additional guest artists hail from Kansas City, Chicago, Milwaukee, and New York City.

The production features costumes by Genevieve Beller, scenic design by Shawn Ketchum Johnson, lighting design by David Thayer, and music composition by John Mistler.

Riverside Theatre in the Park also includes Shakespeare's The Merchant of Venice, directed by Kristin Horton, which opens Friday, June 22. As You Like It and The Merchant of Venice will then be performed in rotation until July 8.

Riverside Theatre in the Park is performed outdoors at the Festival Stage in Iowa City's Lower City Park every summer.

To make an evening at the park, audience members are invited to picnic before the show. Wraps, desserts, and beverages are available at the box office before the show and during intermission.

One hour before each main stage performance, patrons may gather at the Green Show Stage (located next to the pavilion) to brush up on the plot of that night's play with original story theatre versions of the evening's play performed by the Apprentice Company.

Directions to Lower City Park and information about parking can be found at www.riversidetheatre.org.

Single tickets for Riverside Theatre in the Park range from $17-$39 with discounts available for students, seniors, and youth, as well as those wishing to purchase tickets to both shows.

Patrons are also invited to take advantage of the four Family Nights, which will take place on June 17, 24, 26, and July 3. On Family Nights, up to two adults accompanying a youth will receive their tickets at the $17 youth price. Family nights are sponsored by funding from the Johnson County Community Foundation. Family Night performances begin at 7 p.m.

Tickets to Riverside Theatre in the Park can be ordered by calling the Riverside Theatre Box Office at 319-338-7672. The Riverside Theatre Box Office is open Tuesday-Saturday, noon to 4 p.m. Single tickets may also be ordered online at www.riversidetheatre.org.

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