Ely Standstill Fourth of July Parade Keeps Tradition Alive
Ely Iowa community adapts to road work by staging a standstill parade where residents walk past stationary entries. The plan, embraced after discussions led by City Administrator Aaron Anderson and Council member Stephanie Mehmen, keeps the 6 p.m. Monday event alive with no float or vehicle processions.
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Ely Standstill Parade and Firefighters Pancake Breakfast
The Ely Fourth of July events include a standstill parade starting behind City Hall on Hoover Trail and heading up Rowley Street with fire trucks tractors and car clubs on Walker Street. The Ely Fire Station hosts a pancake breakfast Monday from 6 30 a m to noon with admission 7 50 for adults 3 for ages 5 to 12 and free for under 4.
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Fireworks harm veterans and pets, experts warn
Vet PTSD and pet anxiety rise with loud booms during the Fourth of July. VA psychiatrists note startle responses can trigger flashbacks in veterans, while veterinarians advise keeping pets safe at home and avoiding human reassurance that reinforces fear.
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Veterans Affairs Clinic
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Jeff Alden
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Sarah Hickey
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