Here's your local news at a glance for Saturday, the 23rd of November.
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🏘️ Community
The Mike and Leona Adams Thanksgiving Dinner is scheduled for Monday afternoon in Waterloo.
Iowa law enforcement increases patrols during Thanksgiving week to encourage 'defensive driving' and improve road safety, following last year's casualties.
The Salvation Army's Angel Trees program helps provide clothes and toys to families in need during the holiday season.
Waterloo city offices will close on Nov.
28 and 29 for Thanksgiving, affecting curbside trash, recycling, and yard waste services.
📰 Economy
Area businesses promote shopping locally before Black Friday to boost community support.
🎉 Waterloo Events
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Northern Iowa Football Banquet 2024
Celebrate the achievements of the UNI football team during an engaging banquet featuring a social hour, catered luncheon, and award ceremonies.
Cedar Falls Community Blood Drive
Participate in a community-driven blood donation event aimed at supporting local hospitals and saving lives.
Read Til YA Drop Book Club
Experience a community gathering at Waverly Public Library where adults can discuss young adult literature.
Community Trivia Night
Experience a fun and challenging trivia night at the Zion Evangelical Lutheran Church with friends and community members.
One City Office Thanksgiving Closure Announcement
The One City United office will be closed for the Thanksgiving holiday, resuming regular business hours on December 2.
Annual Main Street Mingle Celebration
Experience the joys of the holiday season with family-friendly activities including a horse-drawn trolley ride and a visit with Santa at the Festival of Trees.
Photos with Santa at Cabin Coffee
Experience the magic of the holiday season with photos with Santa while donating to a local charity at Cabin Coffee Company.
Worship Service at Zion Lutheran Church
Experience a meaningful worship service at Zion Lutheran Church, with options for both in-person and online attendance.
Mother Goose Storytime for Newborns and Caregivers
Experience engaging storytelling tailored for newborns up to age two, fostering early literacy and bonding with caregivers.
Preschool Storytime at Waterloo Public Library
Experience engaging stories and activities designed for children ages three to five and their caregivers during this interactive storytime session.
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