 the population of the city was 6,000 persons. By 1938, the population had risen to 15,000 and the size and quality of the building had become inadequate. The city, in conjunction with the Public Works Administration, began a remodeling project to modernize and enlarge the existing structure. At a cost of $70,000, the structure was reinforced to withstand earthquakes and fire, the electrical and mechanical systems were updated, and the size was increased to 12,500 square feet."

References

Category:Carnegie libraries in Idaho
Category:National Register of Historic Places in Bonneville County, Idaho
Category:Renaissance Revival architecture in Idaho
Category:Art Deco architecture in Idaho
Category:Buildings and structures completed in 1916 Christine Jowers

Christine Jowers (born July 30 in Albuquerque, New Mexico) is an American dancer, teacher, producer, and dance critic. She is the founder and editor-in-chief of the leading online dance magazine, The Dance Enthusiast. She is known for her work as an advocate for dance and audience engagement through writing.

Life and career 

Jowers was raised in Saint Thomas, U.S. Virgin Islands by her parents Dolores Veronica and John M. Jowers. As the daughter of a museum curator at Fort Christian and the executive director of Virgin Islands Council on the Arts, she was exposed from an early age to a wide range of local and international artists. Through his work with VICA, her father collaborated with the National Endowment for the Arts, National Assembly of State Arts Agencies, and UNESCO to create cultural art expositions and concert performances that toured throughout the Caribbean. Educated as a dancer at St. Thomas School of Dance and Ballet Theatre of the Virgin Islands, upon graduating from Sts. Peter & Paul School, Jowers was inspired by her father to study at Sarah Lawrence College and Goucher College from which she graduated with a degree in Dance History/Criticism and Communications.

After performing as principal dancer with Doris Humphrey Repertory Company, Jowers created Moving Arts Projects in 1997 to present her work as a soloist. During this period she performed to great acclaim across the United States and Europe and collaborated on projects with numerous renowned artists including Margie Gillis, Ann Carlson, Janis Brenner, Larry Keigwin, Kun Yang Lin, Catherine Gallant,
the population of the city was 6,000 persons. By 1938, the population had risen to 15,000 and the size and quality of the building had become inadequate. The city, in junction with the Public Works Administration, begin a remodeling project to overhaul and enlarge the exist structure. At a cost of $ 70,000, the social organization was reinforce to withstand earthquake and fire, the electrical and mechanical system were updated, and the size was increased to 12,500 square feet. " 

 References 

 Category: Carnegie libraries in Idaho 
 Category: National Register of Historic Places in Bonneville County, Idaho 
 class: Renaissance Revival architecture in Idaho 
 Category: Art Deco architecture in Idaho 
 class: Buildings and structures completed in 1916 Christine Jowers 

 Christine Jowers (born July 30 in Albuquerque, New Mexico) is an American dancer, teacher, producer, and dancing critic. She is the founder and editor program - in - chief of the leading online dance cartridge holder, The Dance Enthusiast. She is known for her work as an advocate for dance and audience engagement through writing. 

 Life and career 

 Jowers was raised in Saint Thomas, U.S. Virgin Islands by her parents Dolores Veronica and John M. Jowers. As the daughter of a museum curator at Fort Christian and the executive director of Virgin Islands Council on the Arts, she was exposed from an early age to a wide range of local and international artists. Through his work with VICA, her father collaborate with the National Endowment for the Arts, National Assembly of State Arts Agencies, and UNESCO to create cultural art exposition and concert performance that toured throughout the Caribbean. Educated as a dancer at St. Thomas School of Dance and Ballet Theatre of the Virgin Islands, upon graduating from Sts. Peter & Paul School, Jowers was inspire by her founder to study at Sarah Lawrence College and Goucher College from which she graduated with a academic degree in Dance History / Criticism and Communications. 

 After performing as principal dancer with Doris Humphrey Repertory Company, Jowers created Moving Arts Projects in 1997 to present her work as a soloist. During this period she performed to great acclaim across the United States and Europe and collaborated on projects with numerous renowned artists include Margie Gillis, Ann Carlson, Janis Brenner, Larry Keigwin, Kun Yang Lin, Catherine Gallant,
 thf population of the city was 6,000 persons. Bi 1938, the pmpulatjon had fisen to 15,000 and the size and qnaliry of the building had becooe inadeqlate. The xity, un conjuncvjon witm the Iublie Xorks Administrstion, begat a remodeling pfolect to modernize and enlarge the exysting xtgucture. At a cjst ps $70,000, tgv wtructure was reinforced to wjthstanv earthquakes amd fire, the electrical and mecjanical systems wege updated, qnd eye size was kncreased uo 12,500 square fget."

References

Category:Carnegie licrarizs in Idaho
Xareglty:National Rxgisteg of Historic Places hn Bonnrville County, Ldaho
Ratetory:Renaissance Revivel architecture in Iqaho
Categmrv:Art Deco architecturw un Iddho
Cdteguey:Bjilsiigs and shrurtures compmeted in 1916 Cyristine Jowers

Chrixtybe Jowers (borh July 30 yn Albuquerque, New Mexico) is an Americat dzncer, teacher, producer, qnd dance critic. She ls the fotnder and editor-in-chief of the leading online danwe majaxint, Bme Dxbcf Enthusiast. She is known for her work as an wsvpcste for dance cnd audience engsgfmrgt through wrkting.

Lnre and career 

Jowers was raysed un Saint Uhomax, U.S. Virgin Islands by her parents Dologes Ceronica and John L. Jowers. As the daugnter of a museum curatox at Fkrt Christiwn and ths executive direcgor ox Virgin Islands Council og the Artw, shz was exoosec from an early wge to a wide range of llcal cnd itternationwl artists. Through his work witi VICA, her fajhes cmllaboraced wibh the National Endowment for the Arcs, Natkonal Assejbly of State Arts Agencies, and ONESCO to creete cultuwal qrt wxpositkuns and concery performcuces that toured throughout thg Daribbean. Educactd qs a dancer at Xt. Ghoiad Xcrmol of Dance and Bauket Tfeatre of tme Xirgon Islands, upon gradgatihg from Sts. Peter & Pwul Schoil, Jowerf was inspirec by her father to studb at Serah Lswrgnce College and Goucher Collegs from whlch she graduatqd wlth w degree iu Dance History/Criticism and Communicatiins.

After performint as principal dancgr eith Doris Iumphrqy Repertmry Company, Jowers ceeated Moving Artx Projects in 1997 to preaent har wogk as a soloist. During this period she performed to great acclaim across rhe Unmtqd States ahd Eirope aud eollabowatev un projects with numerous renowned artists inclnding Marghe Gillis, Ann Carlson, Janis Brrnver, Larry Keiewin, Kun Yang Lin, Catherjne Gallsnt,
the population of the city was 6,000 1938, population had to 15,000 and the had become inadequate. city, in conjunction the Public Works Administration, began a project to modernize and enlarge the existing structure. At a cost of $70,000, structure was reinforced to withstand earthquakes and fire, the electrical and mechanical systems updated, the was to 12,500 square feet." References Category:Carnegie libraries in Idaho Category:National Register of Historic Places in Bonneville Idaho Category:Renaissance Revival architecture in Idaho Category:Art Deco in Idaho Category:Buildings and completed in 1916 Christine Jowers Jowers July 30 Albuquerque, Mexico) an American dancer, producer, and dance critic. She is the founder and editor-in-chief of the leading online dance magazine, The Enthusiast. She for her as advocate dance and audience writing. Life and career Jowers was Thomas, U.S. Virgin Islands by her parents Dolores and John Jowers. As the daughter of a curator at Fort Christian and the executive director Virgin Islands Council on the Arts, she was exposed from an early age to a of local and international Through his work VICA, father with National Endowment the Arts, National Assembly of State Arts Agencies, and UNESCO to cultural art expositions and concert performances that toured throughout the as dancer at St. School of Dance and Theatre the Virgin Islands, upon Sts. & was by father to study at Lawrence College and Goucher College which she graduated with and Communications. After performing as principal dancer with Humphrey Repertory Company, Jowers created Moving Arts in 1997 to present her work as a soloist. During this period performed to across the United States and Europe and collaborated projects with numerous renowned including Margie Gillis, Ann Carlson, Janis Brenner, Larry Keigwin, Yang Catherine Gallant,
 the population of the city was 6,000 Persons. By 1938, tHe popUlaTioN hAd riSen tO 15,000 and the size and QUaliTy of the building had becoMe inaDeQUate. tHe City, iN conjunCTiON WitH tHe pubLiC woRks AdMinIstratiOn, began a reModElIng project to MOdErnize and eNlaRge the existiNg sTructuRe. at a COst of $70,000, The StrucTure waS ReinfoRced to witHsTAnd earTHquakes AND fIre, tHe electrical and meCHaNIcal systems werE updatEd, ANd THE siZe wAs increaseD tO 12,500 squaRE feet."

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CATegory:CarnegiE libraries iN idaHo
CateGoRy:NATional regisTeR Of HIstoric PlacEs in bonnevillE CountY, idaho
CaTEgory:ReNaissaNce revIval ARcHiTecTuRE in iDaHo
CATegOry:Art DeCo ArChiteCturE IN iDaho
catEgorY:BuilDings and strucTurEs coMPleTed in 1916 chrisTine joWers

CHristiNe JowErS (born July 30 in AlbuQuerQue, New MexIco) Is An AMeRican DAncer, tEacHer, ProduceR, and danCE crItIC. sHe Is the founder and ediToR-IN-cHief of thE leadiNG oNlINe dance mAgAziNe, ThE dAnce ENthuSIaSt. She is kNown foR HeR wOrk as an AdVocate FoR daNce And auDIencE engagEment thrOugh wRIting.

Life and caREer 

Jowers was rAIsED In sAint thoMas, U.S. Virgin islaNDs by Her pAReNts dOloreS VeroNiCA aND John M. Jowers. As the daUgHter of A museUm curator at FoRt ChristiaN AND the execUtivE DiREctor of Virgin ISlandS Council on THe Arts, shE was eXposed frOm an early AGE to a wide RanGe oF loCal AND iNternational aRTIsts. thRough hiS woRk with ViCA, Her FatHer CoLlaborateD with the naTiOnAl endOwmenT For the ArTs, natIoNal assemBLy of StAte ArTs AgEnCiES, anD UNESCO TO cREAte cUlTuRal aRt eXpOsitiOns aND coNcert peRformanceS thAT touReD tHroughoUt the CaribbeaN. EDucated as a DaNceR at St. THOMas SchooL of Dance and Ballet TheatrE Of the ViRgiN IslaNds, uPon graduaTinG from STs. PETer & PauL SchooL, JoweRs Was INSpireD BY hEr fAtHer to study AT sarAh LawReNce COllege aNd Goucher College frOM whIch she graduatEd wIth a DEGrEe iN daNCe HIsTOry/cRIticism and CommuNications.

AFtER pErforming aS PriNcIpal danCer with doris hUmphrey repertory company, JoWeRs crEATed moving Arts projects In 1997 to preseNT her wORk As a soLoiSt. DuriNg ThiS periOd she pERfoRmed tO great AcClaim aCross ThE United STates and Europe and collabOrated On proJecTs with numEroUS reNowned artIsts Including MArgIe GIllis, ann cArlsoN, JanIS BRenNEr, LarRy KeIGwin, Kun YaNG LIn, CATHeRine Gallant,
 the population of the cit y was 6,00 0 per son s.By  193 8, t he populationh ad r isen to 15,000 and the  size  a n d qu a li ty of  the bu i ld i n g h ad  b eco me in adequ ate . The c ity, in co nju nc tion with th e  P ublic Work s A dministratio n,beganarem o delin g p rojec t to m o derniz e and enl ar g e thee xisting s tr uctu re. At a cost of$ 70 , 000, the struc ture w as re i n for ced  to withst an d ear t hquakes an d f ire ,  the electric al and mech a nic al sys te msw ere up dated ,a ndthe size wa s in creased t o 12,5 0 0 squar e  feet." 

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Ca t eg or y:C ar n egi e  l ibr a rie s in Ida ho 
C atego ry:N a t i o nalReg iste r ofHistoric Plac esin B o nne ville  Coun ty,Id aho
C ategor y:Ren ai ssance Revivalarch itectureinId aho 
C atego r y:ArtDec o a rchitec ture in Ida ho C a te gory:Buildings and  s t r uc tures co mplete d  i n1 916 Chri st ine  Jow e r s

Ch rist i ne  Jowers(bornJ ul y30 in A lb uquerq ue , N ewMexic o ) is  an Am erican d ancer ,  teacher, prod u cer, and danc e  c r i ti c . Sh e i s the found er a n d ed itor - in -ch i ef of  thele a di n g online dance maga zi ne, Th e Dan ce Enthusiast . She is k n o w n for he r wo r ka s an advocatefor d ance and a u dience e ngage ment thr ough writ i n g.

Life  an d c are erJo wers was rais e d  inSa int Tho mas , U.S.Vir gin  Is lan ds  by her p arents D ol or es  V ero nicaa nd JohnM.  Jo we rs.  As t h e daug hterof a  m us e umcurator at F ortCh ri stia n a nd  theexec u tiv e direc tor of Vi rgi n  Isl an ds  Counci l on the Arts ,she was ex po sed  froma n  early a ge to a wide range of l o cal and  in terna tion al artist s.Throug h h i s work  withVICA,  h erf a therc o ll abo ra ted with t h e  Na tiona lEndo wment f or the Arts, Natio n alAssembly of S tat e Ar t s  A gen c ie s , a nd UNE S C O to create cul tural artex p os itions and con ce rt perf ormance s tha t  toured  througho ut the Ca ri bbea n .  Ed ucated asa dancer  at St. T h omasS ch ool o f D ance a nd  Ba lletTheatr e  of  theVirgin  I slands , upo ngraduati ng from Sts. Peter & Pa ul Sch ool,Jow ers was i nsp i red  by her f athe r to study  at  Sa rah L awr e nce C olle g eand Gouch er C o llege fro m  w hic h sh e graduated w i tha deg ree in Dan ce H istory/Criticisma nd Communicati ons. Aft erp erfo rm ing as princip alda n c er withDo ris Humphre y Repert or y  Comp any, J owerscreated M ov i ng Art s Pr oje cts in 19 97to present  h er work a s aso loist.  Durin g  thi s period she perfo rmedt o  grea t  ac claim  a cross t h e Un ited State s and Europ e andcoll abora ted onpr ojects  wi th  numerousr enowned a rtist s inclu di ng M arg ie Gil lis, A nn Ca rlso n,  Ja nis Brenn e r ,L ar ry Kei gwin , Kun  Y angLin, Cath e rine Gal lan t ,
 the_population of_the city was 6,000_persons. By_1938,_the population_had_risen to 15,000_and the size_and quality of the_building had become_inadequate._The city, in conjunction with the Public Works Administration, began a remodeling project to_modernize_and enlarge_the_existing_structure. At a cost of_$70,000, the structure was reinforced_to withstand_earthquakes and fire, the electrical and mechanical systems_were_updated, and the_size was increased to 12,500 square feet."

References

Category:Carnegie libraries in_Idaho
Category:National Register of Historic Places in_Bonneville County, Idaho
Category:Renaissance_Revival_architecture_in Idaho
Category:Art Deco architecture_in Idaho
Category:Buildings and structures completed in_1916 Christine Jowers

Christine Jowers (born July_30 in Albuquerque, New Mexico) is an_American dancer, teacher, producer, and dance_critic. She is the founder_and editor-in-chief_of the leading online dance_magazine, The Dance_Enthusiast. She_is known for_her work as an advocate for_dance and audience_engagement through writing.

Life and career 

Jowers_was_raised in Saint_Thomas,_U.S._Virgin Islands_by her parents_Dolores_Veronica and_John_M. Jowers. As the daughter of_a_museum curator at Fort Christian and the_executive director of Virgin_Islands_Council on the Arts,_she was exposed from an_early age to a wide range_of local_and international_artists. Through his work with VICA, her father collaborated with the_National Endowment for the Arts, National_Assembly of State Arts_Agencies, and_UNESCO_to create cultural_art_expositions and_concert performances that toured throughout the Caribbean._Educated as_a dancer at St. Thomas School_of Dance and Ballet_Theatre_of the Virgin Islands, upon graduating_from Sts. Peter & Paul School,_Jowers was inspired by her_father_to_study at Sarah Lawrence College_and Goucher College from which she_graduated with a_degree in Dance History/Criticism and Communications.

After performing_as_principal dancer with Doris Humphrey Repertory_Company,_Jowers created Moving Arts Projects in_1997_to_present her work as a_soloist. During this period she performed_to great acclaim across the United States and Europe_and collaborated on_projects with numerous renowned artists_including_Margie_Gillis, Ann Carlson, Janis Brenner, Larry Keigwin, Kun Yang Lin,_Catherine Gallant,