Oliver set for final Hawkeyes home game vs Wisconsin
Oliver announces this will be his last home appearance with the Hawkeyes as they host Wisconsin. The feature notes his enjoyment of Iowa and his college career. Indoor baseball leagues provide winter practice for over 100 local players to stay sharp before summer leagues begin.
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Hawkeye Women Rally Past Hoosiers 81 76 in Big Ten Tourney
The Hawkeyes erased a second half deficit to defeat Indiana 81 76 in a Big Ten tournament quarterfinal. Dockside Restaurant near the Cedar River shut Feb 15 and goes up for sale after three years of legal disputes ending in foreclosure. A Tiffin couple condemned a baby sitter who was jailed for one year for injuring their child.
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Don's Standard Offers Everyday Auto and Home Fixes
Don's Standard provides quick solutions from opening stubborn pickle jars to oil changes and basic repairs. The shop markets practical services for DIY enthusiasts and car owners in Iowa today.
Father of Baby Jessica faces losing home amid debts
Dan Schmidt, hurt in a 1998 street trench collapse, has been out of work since. Facing bills, bills collectors, and a threatened house loss, he fights for disability from insurers and Social Security while caring for his daughters Anna and Chloe who still call the Iowa home.
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Iowa Facing Shortage of Foster Homes Across State
More than 5,500 Iowa children were in family foster care in the year ending June 30, yet only 2,499 licensed foster homes exist. The mismatch forces placements in other counties or less suitable homes, says Jeff Terrell of the states Permanency Bureau.
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Traveling money: Where's George tracks bill movement
Palo resident and Boston developer Hank Eskin created the Where's George site to trace dollar bills. A bill stamped with the site travels unevenly with higher denominations moving more, while legality hinges on whether the bill remains fit for recirculation.
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Tipton teacher quits over Eminem project dispute
Cassie Johnson a Tipton music teacher quit rather than face a reprimand after she allowed sixth graders to research Eminem. Administrators ordered cancellation after a parent complained about inappropriate material found online. Johnson disbanded the four students and shifted them to new topics.
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