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af, dill potatoes, green beans, sunshine salad, oatmeal crème cookie, 4th Graders.
Thu May 26: LS Salisbury steak w/gravy, mashed potatoes, broccoli w/cheese sauce, pears, chocolate pudding, BINGO.
Fri May 27: LS ground beef w/gravy & biscuit, mashed potatoes, lima beans, citrus gelatin salad, CARDS/Meal & Movie Library.
Mon May 30: Memorial Day Holiday
Tue May 31: BBQ chicken, party potatoes, broccoli w/cheese sauce, peach salad, applesauce cake, BINGO.

DES MOINES– Team depth and balance, which piled up points during the regular season, came through in the clutch as Solon’s girls finished third in the Class 3A State Track Meet May 19-21 in Des Moines.
The Spartans got help from throughout the lineup to tie Waverly-Shell Rock for third place with 59 points. Dubuque Wahlert ran away with the 3A title, with 96 points. Davenport Assumption stayed just out of Solon’s reach with 64 points to claim runner-up. In all, 41 3A schools scored at the State Meet, with several others getting no points.

SOLON– Solon girls soccer had another busy, but successful week.  They opened on Tuesday, May 17, at home against a very good and very physical Center Point-Urbana team.  Early in the first half, Alison McKinnie sent a perfect long pass to Danielle Herdliska.  Herdliska sent the ball flying into the goal off her head.  Later in the half it was Herdliska who placed a great pass to Tori Takes, who bounced it in with her upper body.  In the second half, Erica Singkofer hit a beautiful high kick that sailed into the goal well above the keeper’s head.

IOWA CITY– The Johnson County Board of Supervisors announces one vacancy on the Johnson County Historic Preservation Commission. This is for an unexpired term ending December 31, 2013.
Members shall be residents of Johnson County and demonstrate a positive interest in historic preservation, possessing interest or expertise in architecture history, historic preservation, planning, building rehabilitation, conservation in general or real estate. Residents residing outside of Iowa City are especially encouraged to apply.

NORTH LIBERTY– It’s not exactly a remake of 2007, but the storyline is very similar.
A petition has been circulating within North Liberty to force a vote for a new form of representation within the city government.
The document calls for the council to hold a vote on whether or not to change to a ward system of representation. Under this plan, North Liberty would be split into equal-population wards, and the registered voters in each ward would elect one resident from that ward to serve on the city council.