Archive - Nov 18, 2015

North Liberty Leader
IOWA CITY— The Mississippi Valley athletic Conference (MVC) released its picks for 2015 All-Division Girls Swimming honors on Monday, Nov. 2. Iowa City West High’s Erica Hsu was named the Valley Division Swimmer of the Year while Dubuque Hempstead’s Megan Schill was named for the Mississippi Division. Cedar Falls’ Dick Marcussen and Cedar Rapids Kennedy’s John Ross were, both, named Valley Division Coaches of the Year with Cedar Rapids Washington’s Megan Lewis picking up the Mississippi Division Coach of the Year honors.

North Liberty Leader
IOWA CITY– The 2015 Mississippi Valley Conference (MVC) All-Division cross country selections were released on Sunday, Oct. 25, with several Iowa City West High athletes named to spots on the Valley Division First Team, Second Team, Honorable Mention and Academic rosters.
West High girls coach Mike Parker was named the Division Coach of the Year while City High’s Tom Mittman was named for the Mississippi Division.

By Lori Lindner
North Liberty Leader
NORTH LIBERTY– What better place to host a parade than North Liberty’s only official promenade?
Stonebridge Promenade, home of Blink Vision and several other commercial enterprises, was the setting for the fourth annual Halloween parade Oct. 30. Children from Montessori Children’s Garden in North Liberty were invited to don their costumes and trick-or-treat at each businesses’ storefront, and walk through the not-too-scary haunted hallway decorated by Intelec’s Scott Shephard.

NORTH LIBERTY– Dave Hubler, who served 24 years as a volunteer with the North Liberty Fire Department (NLFD), including time as its chief, was inducted into the North Liberty Community Hall of Fame Nov. 5.

NORTH LIBERTY– The Iowa City Community School District will hold a Liberty High School information sharing session on Monday, Nov. 23, at West High School in the Little Theater from 6:30-7:30 p.m. The meeting will provide background information regarding Liberty High School and will offer an opportunity for parents, students and community members to ask questions. Interpreters will be available and childcare will be available for children ages 2 to 12.