Iowa Expands Small Business Aid by 20 Million
Iowa adds 20 million to the 4 million grant program for small businesses hit by COVID closures. Gov. Reynolds announces at a press briefing as state reports 97 new virus cases and a Linn County resident over 80 dies, raising the total to 27 pandemic deaths.
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Mnuchin Says Direct Deposits To Begin As Commencement Moves Online
Federal official Mnuchin announces start of direct deposits as commencement moves online. Governor proclaims Day of Prayer amid ongoing education funding discussions. Federal relief waivers ease spending rules for Iowa schools and districts.
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Unprecedented Passover Shared Through Porches in Springville
Lena Gilbert and her brother Jack, separated by social distance, exchange groceries and food for Passover by porch deliveries. Lena notes she made gefilte fish from her mother’s scratch recipe and prepared seder dishes remotely, reflecting adaptions to the coronavirus era.
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Jack Gilbert
Springville
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Jim Slosiarek
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Eviction papers linger at Iowa mobile home park
Residents in Iowa manufactured housing parks face eviction pressures amid the COVID 19 outbreak. The article notes vulnerable residents including the elderly and disabled, with neighbors coordinating help through networks and social media while some seek groceries and medications for those at risk.
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Iowa
Mobile Home Park
Carrie Presley
Table Mound Mobile Home Park
Sanders exits race leaving Biden nominee path clear
Senator Bernie Sanders ends his presidential bid and shifts the race to Joe Biden as the presumptive Democratic nominee to challenge President Trump amid the coronavirus pandemic. Sanders says the path to victory is virtually impossible and will stay on ballots to gain delegates and influence the party platform.
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Bernie Sanders
Joe Biden
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Biden
World Health Organization advises safe handling of newspapers
The World Health Organization says it is safe to handle newspapers during the COVID 19 pandemic. The Gazette notes enhanced precautions at printing facilities and distribution centers with gloves and frequent cleaning of equipment and stations. A digital edition is available at thegazette.com via Green Gazette in the footer.
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