Big bucks bakery lure sparks move to Elowa Money
Industry reports say a major bakery led by Rudi plans a high value relocation to Elowa Money, drawn by incentives and a favorable site. Officials expect job growth and local investment while outlining tax breaks and expansion support.
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Rudi’s
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Cleopatra Shines in Accent Feature Draws Admiring Attention
A feature highlights Cleopatra as a standout reference in fashion and style, noting bold presence and lasting cultural impact. The piece contrasts ancient iconography with modern celebrity aesthetics, emphasizing elegance and influence.
Iowa lawmakers cope with anthrax fears and security
Capitol staffers adapt to bioterrorism threats as anthrax-tainted mail collapses offices. Congress members including Harkin Grassley Boswell pledge to continue work while security tightens with street closures and doubled police shifts.
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Chuck Grassley
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Caregivers Face Stress and Isolation in Ill Family Care
This Knight Ridder series follows seriously ill Americans and their families. Beth Liebich cannot pin down the exact day she began caregiving, likely starting in 1995 with her mother’s inflammation. Her routine includes frequent doctor visits, pharmacy trips, and a long commute from Clifton Park to Saratoga.
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Beth Liebich
Clifton Park
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Saratoga
Finding Our Way Through Caregiving Centuries of Family Heart Care
A memoir fragment traces a woman juggling weekly trips for her mother and two relatives in Boston. Between 1998 and 2000 she loses both parents and her husband’s father. The piece notes the lack of formal caregiver roles amid aging relatives with heart and neurological illnesses.
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Boston
Support Groups and Caregiver Workshop Highlight Daily Roles
The article notes that Americans who care for elderly or critically ill relatives handle groceries medicines bathing dressing feeding and finances. It mentions an 8A workshop on death and dying and inside caregiver support groups.
U S backs off claim Hmimssa knew of plot
The U S Justice Department distanced itself from Attorney General Ashcroft's remark that two Michigan men and Youssef Hmimssa may have had advance knowledge of the September 11 attacks. Hmimssa, 30, was arrested in Cedar Rapids and linked to the so called Michigan three. others are Karim Koubriti, 23, and Ahmen Hannan, 33.
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Pate Leads Clancey In Cedar Rapids Mayoral Poll
A Gazette Communications poll shows mayoral challenger Paul Pate ahead of incumbent Lee Clancey 46 to 33 percent among registered voters, with 16 percent undecided. Among likely Tuesday voters, Pate leads 49 to 33 with 13 percent undecided and 5 percent no answer.
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Lee Clancey
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