Retirees Turn to Part-Time Home Care Roles in Keokuk County
Retirees such as Mary Clubb of What Cheer have become popular part-time home care aides in Keokuk County. The feature notes local interest in aging services and community support, highlighting practical employment for seniors amid regional care needs.
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Neighbors rally for new store to revive Wellington Heights area
Suah Borsay, a 31 year old Liberian immigrant, walks with groceries from Hy Vee to her home in the Wellington Heights area. Community leader Russ Oviatt says 60 to 70 percent of residents lack transportation making the loss of the store a real worry for locals.
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Aaron
Kirsten
First Avenue
VanAlst
Borsay
Mercy Medical Center
Kirkwood Community College
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Third Avenue SE
Wellington Heights
Mound View
Russ Oviatt
Tama Beef Packing to reopen Monday in Tama
Tama Beef Packing plans to resume slaughtering at 8 a.m. Monday after a one week shutdown for a company reorganization. Plant owner Rick Stewart leases the Tama plant from the city with a $1.5 million option to buy. Valley Pride in Norwalk also idled about 150 workers. Authorities caution the status remains unofficial as questions about the reorganization and future remain.
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Dave Graphenteen
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Rick Stewart
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Valley Pride Pack
Norwalk
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Tama
Tama-Toledo
Richard Gibson
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Tama-Toledo Area Chamber of Commerce
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Bears in the West Struggle as People Outnumber Food
In Colorado and beyond hungry bears raid homes and facilities as late frosts and dry weather limit natural foods. Wildlife officials say increasing human populations amplify encounters and stress the bears as they prepare to hibernate.
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Andy Mill
Chris Evert
Aspen
Colorado
Wyoming
New Mexico
Todd Malmsbury
Colorado Division of Wildlife
Malmsbury
U.S. Forest Service
Melanie Woolever
Jobless rate defies layoff fears in Iowa markets
Cedar Rapids area sees slight shifts with Johnson County up to 2.5 percent and Linn County down to 2.4 percent in July. Iowa's statewide rate ticks above 3 percent for the first time since 1997 as analysts note workers move to other sectors or absorb severance. Local layoffs at Square D, McLeod USA, Oral B, and Cedarapids Inc. spread across a large labor pool, dampening the unemployment impact.
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Erickson
Square D
McLeod USA
Oral B
Cedarapids Inc
Cedar Rapids
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