Seniors In Workforce Push In New Economic Reality
Washington Post reports 74 year old Richard Dever travels 1400 miles from Indiana to Maine for a 10 dollar an hour temporary job at a campground. He embodies a rising trend of Americans over 65 remaining employed as longevity and costs rise. About 9 million seniors are working, a share growing faster than any other age group.
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Democrats steer left toward 2024 election agenda
Democrats press a broad shift leftward across social issues trade and health care aiming to shape the next election. The reformist approach signals emphasis on climate welfare and economic fairness as core priorities.
Shifting Democratic Stance Signals 2020 Health Care Debate
The piece traces evolving Democratic views on social issues and trade from 2008 to 2016, noting same-sex marriage and free trade as examples. It suggests 2020 will bring further shifts, particularly on health care, as party attitudes move away from prior stances and adapt to changing public opinion.
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Hiawatha seeks 1.2 million bond for library expansion
Hiawatha voters on November 7 face a 1.2 million bond to add 13 500 square feet to the Hiawatha Public Library. The city budgeted funds, with no tax increase, to help reach a 4.1 million project. Library director Jeaneal Weeks says donations and grants could grow if the bond passes, unlocking further fundraising.
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