Uptown Marion Adds Four Retailers in Local Expansion
The Gazette reports Uptown Marion gains four new businesses as part of a downtown revitalization effort led by program director Nick Glew. Treasure Chest Collectibles moves from Cedar Rapids, opening July 1 with Toy Time. Running Wild and ReAlive join, and MJ's Restaurant adds dining options.
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BeAlive
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Dolezal
Ruthie
Cedar Rapids
Nick Glew
Uptown Marion
Glen
ReAlive
Iowa Economic Development Authority
Mendoza Wine Bar Brings Wine Roots to Coralville
Coralville’s Mendoza Wine Bar, co owned by Pecile and his wife, blends organic produce and fresh cooking with live music three nights a week. The venue features monthly four course wine and food pairings, art on walls, and a goal to educate guests about wines from around the world while offering a relaxed conversation friendly setting.
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Mendoza Wine Bar Owner Reflects on Roles and Community
Walter Pecile, owner of Mendoza Wine Bar at 1301 Fifth St Suite 105 Coralville, discusses his multi hat duties, from groceries to reservations, and notes the business can thrive with or without him as patrons seek food wine music and atmosphere. Chelsea Keenan at sourcemedia.net can provide more details about the venture.
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Fifth St
Coralville
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Sourcemedia
Emil's Deli to Close This Month in Cedar Rapids After 50 Years
Emil's Deli, a Cedar Rapids staple since 1964, will close on June 27 after 50 years in operation. Owner Dave Allick will pass the mantle to his sons Nathan and Christopher, who plan to continue the business as Emil's Hideaway at 222 Glenbrook Dr. SE. The family notes enduring camaraderie with local customers as a key highlight of the deli's long run.
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Glenbrook Dr. SE
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Iowa Leading Indicators Signal Growth in April
Iowa Leading Indicators Index rose 0.5 points in April to 108.5 driven by gains in building permits future agricultural prices and diesel fuel consumption The diffusion index stood at 81.3 with seven of eight components up Employment growth continued for the 43rd month at 0.16 percent monthly The 12 month moving average of residential building permits increased to 934 with 1 496 total permits the second highest since May 2006 Futures profits for agricultural commodities improved hog prices jumped 45.2 percent year over year due to PEDv concerns Diesel use rose 5.1 percent year over year the strongest since July 2011.
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