Mary Margaret Mimi Donnelly Moreland obituary ensconced in Coralville life
Coralville Mary Margaret Mimi Donnelly Moreland 89 of Coralville died April 9 2025 at The Bird House Hospice Home of Johnson County. A Mass of Resurrection will be held April 12 2025 at noon at the Newman Catholic Student Center with visitation from 10 AM. Born November 11 1935 in rural Cerro Gordo County she built a life as a nurse and mother of six, later moving to Ottumwa Iowa City and Iowa with active roles in hospice and church groups. Survived by six children, 18 grandchildren and a great grandchild, her family cites enduring faith and service.
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Mimi) Donnelly Moreland
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Mason City
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Rochester
Minnesota
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South Bend
Indiana
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St Joseph’s Hospital
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Maureen
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Ottumwa
Towa
St. Joseph
Newman Catholic Center
St. Thomas Moore
John, Jr
Kathy Schneider
Des Moines
Mark
Indianapolis
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Anna
Mary Grace Mandanaro
Hannah
Matthew
May
Michael
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Paddy
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Sam
Grace
Mac
Finn
Ronan
Meg
Charlie
Jack Moreland
Grayson Moreland
John Moreland
Williamsburg
Paul
Jim Donnelly
Lyle Feld
Ann Laren
Connie
Liz
Mallory
Mary Ann
Grand Living
Bridgewater
Margo Schilling
Beth Pluemer
Iowa City
Wapello County
West heat dome swells across the western United States
Record heat ramps up as a high pressure ridge expands through the weekend into the Plains and South. Temperatures swing to 100 to 110 degrees in the Desert Southwest and 90s in New Mexico and southeastern Colorado, with daily highs 10 to 30 degrees above normal. Snowmelt risks could trigger localized flooding. rivers from Burns to the Cascades rise as heat spreads eastward this weekend.
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Ancient Taiwan jawbone linked to Denisovan ancestors
A partially preserved jawbone found in the Penghu Channel near Taiwan, dated to the Pleistocene, is identified as Denisovan ancestry. Researchers from Taiwan, Japan, and Denmark extracted protein sequences, suggesting genetic ties to Siberian Denisovan fossils and expanding the known range of these ancient humans.
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Graduate University For Advanced Studies
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Laos
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National Museum of Natural Science
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Science
Texas Tribune founder John Thornton dies at 59 in Austin
John Thornton, tech investor and nonprofit journalism pioneer who co founded the Texas Tribune in 2009 and helped launch the American Journal ism Project, died March 29 in Austin at age 59. His death was announced by the American Journalism Project which reported his lifelong battle with bipolar disorder diagnosed in 2023. Thornton funded and steered a model nonprofit newsroom that spurred other outlets and attracted sponsors and donors.
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Indy
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