City of Ames officials listen to citizens concerns about flooding, as well as considering flood-preparedness measures they propose. All members of the public are invited to listen and be heard. This event occurs in Room 4 of the Scheman Building, which is on the grounds of the Iowa State Center.
(For more information, call City of Ames Public Relations Officer Susan Gwiasda at (515) 239-5204. Ms. Gwiasda can be reached by email at sgwiasda@city.ames.ia.us.)
Minelia Romerio, a chef from Mexico’s Yucantán peninsula, prepares and serves a menu of traditional Yucatecan dishes. To make reservations, call Rick Exner at (515) 292-6802, or email him at dnexner@iastate.edu.
Heartland Senior Services will have its monthly dance on Monday, Oct. 8 from 7 p.m. to 10 p.m. That dance will be in the Moose Family Center on 664 West 190th Street in Ames.
(For more information, you can call Heartland at (515) 233-2906, or email Heartland Publicity Director Briana Kreuger at bkreuger@iastate.edu.)
[A version of this text was read and recorded (for future broadcast) on 10.03.12.]
Members of the art faculty at Iowa State discuss the ways that art relates to other disciplines. Participants in this discussion will include Cindy Gould, Jennifer Drinkwater, Brent Holland, Barbara Morgan and Emily Walton. This discussion will be held in the Brunnier Art Museum, located in the Iowa State Center's Scheman Building.
(For more information, visit museums.iastate.edu or call Allison Sheridan at (515) 294-3342.)
Fresh local produce, baked goods, and crafts are available on the 400 block of Main Street in Ames. James Moran and the Four Mile Creek Band play live music. This event is brought to Ames by the organizers of the Ames Main Street Farmer's Market.
(For more information about this event, visit amesmainstreetfarmersmarket.com.)
Pieces from the Baroque period are introduced and played by host Michael White.
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Students are taught to speak and write elementary Russian in 0032 Carver Hall, which is on the campus of Iowa State University.
(Send inquiries to Anna Prisacari, president of the Russian-Speaking Students Association, at annacari@iastate.edu.)
[This description was updated with facts about the building in which the class is held, as well as the specific classroom it will be held in, on 10.04.12.]
Those who can't join the many 1-kilometer walks that will take place at noon needn't miss out. They can walk with other participants in the Iowa Healthiest State Project at 3 p.m. in Ada Hayden Park.
(To find the walk nearest you, go to iowahealthieststate.com.)
The sisters of Alpha Omicron Pi host an annual race to benefit the National Arthritis Foundation. The race begins on the grounds of Ames Middle School at 3915 Mortensen Road. The 10-kilometer race will begin after the associated 5-kilometer race.
(To learn about race-entry fees go to isu-aoii.com/site/run. To learn about the National Arthritis Foundation, go to www.arthritis.org.)
