Can Shed app launches to ease Iowa bottle returns
Can Shed adds BottleDrop Iowa to its program, allowing customers to drop off aluminum and plastic containers via an app at four redemption sites in Cedar Rapids, Hiawatha, Marion and Iowa City, with Manchester lacking the update. The system mirrors BottleDrop Oregon and follows a 2023 Iowa law update raising handling fees from 1 to 3 cents per container. Willard notes kombucha is now covered and reports steady early growth as awareness grows.
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Planning Points Pete Alepra on managing market volatility
Financial writer Pete Alepra outlines how market volatility feeds fear and indecision in investors. He stresses due diligence diversification and discipline to temper emotional swings, suggesting honest self assessment and advisory help to build a wealth plan adaptable to all market conditions.
My BIZ Breathe transforms women through PT care
Molly Lechtenberg and Libby Trausch started Breathe Physical Therapy & Wellness in North Liberty in 2020. The studio serves about 14 women, focusing on women’s health within a clinical physical therapy setting.
BREATHE Physical Therapy & Wellness opens in North Liberty
Molly Lechtenberg and Libby Trausch launch BREATHE Physical Therapy & Wellness at 710 Pacha Parkway Suite 3 North Liberty to address pregnancy and postpartum needs. Lechtenberg shares a personal pelvic floor injury inspired their mission and emphasizes the gap in Iowa care for women’s bodily health.
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Libby Trausch
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