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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Dec 26, 2001
Page
1
Accent showcases winter wear featuring insulated coats, knit scarves, and waterproof boots. Trends emphasize layering with textured fabrics, neutral tones, and practical details like zipper pockets and adjustable hoods.
Fifteen newcomers to Iowa share thoughts on life here in a Gazette series. Seven provide excerpted observations in today's print edition, while eight more insights appear online at GazetteOnline.com. Welcome to Iowa.
Andi Reynolds and her family relocated to Keota in Keokuk County praising Iowa's friendly people strong work ethic and strong sense of community. They contrast other states and warn that the family farm policy could influence small scale farming’s future in the state. Reynolds urges continued protection of farming resources.
Feng Chu Wang reflects on relocating from Arlington Virginia to Fairfax and then to Iowa. She contrasts traffic, lawn care, deer on roads, factory work, Amish presence, and agricultural scenery with her husband Ben Safourek who retires near Washington. She notes quicker service and hopes for equal happiness in Iowa someday.
Three Iowans in their twenties rise to White House proximity through work in politics. Scott Stanzel 28 guides media relations for 16 Midwestern states from the Old Executive Office Building. Sara Taylor 27 serves in the Office of Political Affairs coordinating regional outreach and presidential visits. Doug Hoelscher 24 grew from a Hamilton County farm to a White House staff role on the fast track.
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