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REGIONAL NEWS ROUNDUP: Raptor rehab barn opens east of McCall

Stories in this Regional News Roundup are excerpted from weekly newspapers from around the region. This is the first and only part this week.

Kooskia City Council: Kiosk upkeep underway; future lawn mower events at airport

KOOSKIA — The Clearwater Valley Grass Assassins (CVGA), who sponsored several popular lawn mower races this year on airport property, sought to clarify a usage agreement with the Kooskia City

City council signs off on Kooskia Days

Iowa City's New Horizons Band celebrates its 25th anniversary

Iowa City s New Horizons Band celebrates its 25th anniversary Jean Hill, Special to the Press-Citizen © Special to the Press-Citizen The Iowa City New Horizons Band. Twenty-five years ago, in 1995, a real Music Man came to Iowa City   not to start a boy’s band with 76 trombones, but to start a band for folks 55 years and older. His name is Dr. Roy Ernst, Professor Emeritus of Music Education at the Eastman School of Music. His idea was, and is, to promote making music together as a life-long opportunity, from beginners to all levels of proficiency. He wanted to expand what he had started at Eastman in 1991. He chose to come to Iowa City to start the fourth such band, sharing what he d learned from the Eastman band, because of the strong University of Iowa Music Education program and strong support from music retailers. He enlisted the help of Dr. Myron Welch, then the Director of Bands at UI, and Dr. Don Coffman, then Head of Music Education at UI, and Ste