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N/Warren Town and County News Page Three
NORWALK PARKS & RECREATION DEPARTMENT [ r NORWALK POLICE CHIEF 1 "-
LEISURE LINE " I )
The recently reported threats to Norwalk City Offi-
cials have been resolved. A City staff member allegedly
received a threatening telephone call from a person who
identified himself as Jason Napodano Frida36 June 7. The
OFFICE INFORMATION
Pick up registration forms 24 hours a day at the Parks
and Recreation office or print them off our website:
www.ci.norwalk.ia.us. You can mail registration forms,
place them in our drop box or walk in. Our office is
located at 1100 Chatham Ave. (Public Safety Bldg.). Of-
rice hours are 8 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. Monday thru Friday.
The drop box is open 24/7! If you have any questions,
call us at 981-9206. Online registration is available. (See
website: www.ci.norwalk.ia, us).
UPCOMING REGISTRATIONS
Bricks 4 Kidz Summer Camp, through July 12; Jun-
ior Police Academy, through June 21; Junior Fire School
through July 28; Fitness: Step, Bootcamp, Early Bird,
Kettle Bells, Zumba, June 24 through July 5; PeeWee Flag
Football June 24 through July 5; Youth Flag Football
June 24 through July 5; Soccer: Youth, Kindergarten,
PreK, June 24 through July 5; Munchkin and Beginner
Tennis, June 24 through July 5; Dog Obedience School,
June 24 through July 5.
NON-REGISTRATION EVENTS
Wet and Wild Club, Mondays, began June 10; Fam-
ily Swim Hour, Sundays, began June 9; Lap Swim:
Adults, Dail) Noon to 1 p.m.; Shuffleboard League,
Mondays, 4:30 to 6 p.m. at City Park.
AMUSEMENT PARK TICKETS
Adventureland Amusement Park tickets are now for
sale for $32 (gate price $40) at our office. Lost Island,
Blank Park Zoo and Worlds of Fun tickets are here too.
BRICKS 4 KIDZ® SUMMER CAMP
Bricks 4 Kidz programs are kid-tested and educator-
approved to deliver valuable learning experiences that
correlate to a variety of cross-disciplinary curriculum
objectives. Using LEGO bricks, your student will build
in teams, Bricks 4 Kidz® models. Kids will get a t-shirt
and a mini figure to take home. This year there is a 20%
sibling discount plus a 10% early enrollment discount.
This program is for ages 6+.
July 15 - 19 (9 a.m. - Noon)
Bricks 4 Kidz® Zoologist Camp
Are you fascinated by the weird but true, wild and
wacky, gross and yucky? This is the camp for you. Spend
the week discovering the zany biology of our animal
friends. Each day we'll explore fascinating facts about
the animal kingdom. Build a different animal model
each day and fill your "Animal Zoologist" booklet with
the crazy and cool facts you learn.
August 5 - 9 (9 a.m. - Noon)
Amusement Park Rides
Get your ticket to ride at Bricks 4 Kidz® very own
Amusement Park! Campers will build a new ride each
da3 learning how to make things spin, roll, turn and
rock. Motorized models maximize the action and fun.
Each camp day includes games, group challenges,
model-building and more. Registration Dates: Through
June 28 (early bird discount), July 1 to July 12; Loca-
tion: Norwalk Public Safety Bldg; Cost: Norwalk resi-
dents $180/camp, non-residents $207/camp; Minimum/
Maximum: 6/20.
NORWALK JUNIOR POLICE ACADEMY
The Norwalk Police Department is again conducting
the Junior Police Academy for the City of Norwalk. The
program is a partnership between the Parks and Recre-
ation Department and the Norwalk Police and is an
opportunity for the police officers to build a positive
bridge with the youth of the community. Cadets will
take part in fingerprinting, investigating a crime scene,
taking photos, casting footprints and running an obstacle
course. Each student will receive a t-shirt at the end of
the week. Registration Dates: Through June 21; Pro-
gram Dates: July 9 - July 12 (students who completed
grades 3rd - 6th); Time: 10 a.m. to 12 p.m.; Location:
Norwalk Public Safety Building; Cost: Norwalk resi-
dents $23, non-residents $26.50; Maximum: 16 students.
NORWALK JUNIOR FIRE SCHOOL
Learn basic firefighter skills to include use of fire
hoses, ladders, hand tools, fire investigation and breath-
ing apparatus training. Basic first aid and ambulance
equipment will also be demonstrated. Fire department
staff will be coordinating this fun program. Registra-
tion Dates: Through July 28; Program Dates: July 29 -
August 1 (students who completed 3rd - 6th grades);
Time: 10 a.m. to 12 p.m.; Location: Norwalk Public
Safety Building; Cost: Norwalk residents $23, non-resi-
dents $26.50; Maximum: 12 students.
STEP BENCH AEROBICS/INTERVAL
This is a class of high energy aerobic routines inter-
spersed with intense cardio segments and followed by
a recovery period. Class will improve cardio condition-
ing. This class is for any fitness level and can be adjusted
to a low or-high impact class depending on the level of
fitness you are. The bench is provided and you may
bring floor mat/towel and hand-held weights to increase
intensity and improve muscle tone. Mary Jane Sharp is
the instructor. Registration Dates: June 24 through July
5; Dates: Monday/Wednesday -July 8, 10, 15, 17, 22,
24, 29, 31, August 5, 7, 12, 14, 19, 21; Time: 6:15 to 7:15
p.m.; Location: Oviatt Multi-Purpose Room (door #16);
Minimum/Maximum per class: 10/30; Cost per 7-Week
Session: Residents-1 class per week $24.50, non-resi-
dents $28.20; 2 classes per week Norwalk residents $49,
non-residents $56.40.
EARLY BIRD BODY SCULPTING
For those of you who get up with the chickens, come
join this early morning class that will work on ultimate
body sculpting, Pilates and Chicometrics. This class is
designed to maximize core strength, firm and tone your
butt, thighs and arms. This class will use dumbbells,
big exercise balls (your own on designated days) and
dynabands that will put you to the test with added in-
tensity. Bring a mat/towel; hand weights are optional.
Mary Jane Sharp is the instructor. Registration Dates:
June 24 through July 5; Dates: Tuesday/Thursday-July
9, 11, 16, 18, 23, 25, 30, August 1, 6, 8, 13, 16, 20, 22;
Time: 5:30 to 6:15 a.m.; Location: Norwalk Easter Pub-
lic Library ICN Room; Minimum/Maximum per class:
10/20; Cost per 7-Week Session: Norwalk residents 1
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• caller linked his threat to the 20 year anniversary of the
tragic murders of Napodano's two sisters. There were
six persons murdered in that incident. That anniversary
is Frida June 14. The convicted shooter in that case,
Rick Forsyth, was sentenced to six life terms.
The Norwalk Police Department expresses its grati-
tude'to the Warren County Attorne36 Federal Bureau of
Investigation, the Joint Terrorism Task Force, the Iowa
Department of Public Safety Fusion Center, the Kalkaska
County Sheriff's Department in Michigan, the Chicago
Police Department and Batavia, Illinois Police Depart-
ment. With their assistance actions have been taken to
nullify the threat and assure the safety of Norwalk City
Officials and our Community. We thank our Commu-
laity for their ongoing support of our efforts to keep our
community safe and to our neighboring law enforce-
ment agencies as well for their offers of assistance. Those
efforts have resulted in this situation being safely re-
solved.
The cooperation between agencies has proven invalu-
able, especially the involvement of the intelligence staff
from our State Fusion Center. They helped coordinate
many different resources and information in many dif-
ferent places. The FBI Counter Terrorism Team assisted
us in making the personal contact to investigate and help
us nullify the threat.
We also appreciate the cooperation of City and School
officials to help us make contingency plans had we not
been able to resolve the matter. We thank you for your
patience and support as many handsworked in many
places to turn this case.
" SHERIFF'S REPORT I
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Disclaimer: All defendants are innocent until
proven guilty in a court of law.
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ACCIDENTS
June 7 - 8:30 p.m.: Mo-
torcycle driven by Jason
Hainline, 38, Prole, was
traveling northbound on
60th Avenue. Deer came
out of ditch in front of ve-
hicle. Driver's evasive ac-
tion put bike into a slide
and collided with deer.
Both driver and passenger
injured. Driver did not
have motorcycle endorse-
ment and plates on motor-
cycle were expired. Two
citations were issued. Both
driver and passenger went
to hospital, passenger by
ambulance, driver by per-
sonal vehicle.
June 9 - 1:45 a.m.:
Michael Dunn, 32, Indi-
anola, stated that he fell
asleep while driving and
went off the roadway.
Truck struck a planted
bush in the south ditch
causing the truck to go air-
borne. When truck next
struck it landed on its nose
and went airborne again.
The' truck next landed on
its top and continued to
roll toward the west. The
truck came to a rest on the
passenger's side with the
nose of the truck facing
north. The driver crawled
out and went home, leav-
ing the truck in the victim's
front yard. The victim
woke up and called law
enforcement when he dis-
covered the truck. Warren
County Sheriff's dispatch
called the registered own-
er and he came back to the
scene of the accident. The
distance from where the
truck left the roadway to
where it came to a rest is
292.3 feet.
it's estimated that over
3,000,000 miles of dental
floss are purchased in
North America each year.
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