Archive - Dec 1969

TIFFIN– For those who missed the Clear Creek Amana Youth Football Program registration for incoming fifth and sixth grade students for the 2014-2015 school year, there is still an opportunity to sign up by emailing your name and address to Bev at the email below and an application will be mailed to you.

TIFFIN– Jane Astor probably isn’t a fan of Punxsutawney Phil, the infamous groundhog who’s prognostication of a prolonged winter seemed to be coming true.
Astor, the head coach of the Clear Creek Amana (CCA) girls’ track and field team, and her athletes are itching to get out on the track.
After all, it is rather difficult to run the hurdles in UGGs®.

By Lori Lindner
North Liberty Leader

NORTH LIBERTY– It wasn’t just about making ice cream. It wasn’t just the chance to watch things implode, play with worms or make objects dance in midair seemingly by themselves.
It’s that Penn students love science.
Penn Elementary School in North Liberty held its first-ever family science night on Friday, Feb. 21, and attendance exceeded expectations such that families were standing in lines– long lines– awaiting presentation times or for the chance to get up close and handle the items on the tables.

NORTH LIBERTY– Some people struggle their entire lives trying to figure out what it is they are passionate about, and what they want to do. For Benjamin, “B.C.” Tweedt, the answer is clear.
He wants to be a writer.

TIFFIN– The City of Tiffin will hold an open house for the new city hall located at 300 Railroad St. from 3 until 6 p.m. on Tuesday, March 18. Everyone is invited to tour the facility and speak with city staff, council members and Mayor Steve Berner during the open house event. City officials are excited to have this newly constructed building that has adequate staff work space, a community event room available for rent to the public, and provides a professional atmosphere for the city to conduct its business.