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Diane Blatt of Manchester has spent years building a collection of vintage clothing and accessories. The piece highlights her passion and the story of her evolving catalog.
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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 16, 2015
Page
1
Diane Blatt of Manchester has spent years building a collection of vintage clothing and accessories. The piece highlights her passion and the story of her evolving catalog.
Authorities say Jeffrey Williams may have fired at the crowd rather than aiming at two officers wounded in Ferguson. The case centers on a dangerous confrontation with police and ongoing investigations.
Proceeds from the sale of Herky statues fund a new program dubbed summerships to send children to summer camp regardless of financial status. The initiative aims to expand access to camp experiences for families in need.
Rural Iowa districts face rising transportation costs amid consolidations and an aging funding formula. Despite legislative attempts to fix inequities, limited state funds may cap viable solutions. The shift from 450 to 338 districts leaves many districts bearing a larger share of transport expenses.
The temporary shelter at 1534 S Gilbert St in Iowa City ended its season after serving 120 individuals from Jan 5 to early March. It averaged 26 visitors per night, with many staying beyond eligibility for Shelter House, Crissy Canganelli says.
Bloomberg reports a patchwork of agency rules on personal and work email on devices. Education Department allows combined accounts while EPA bans personal emails on agency phones. Obama uses secure BlackBerry. Interior issues iPhones. Clinton used a private home server with a separate BlackBerry. The article notes growing device power and risk as 2.7 million federal civilians push for more access.
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