Quality leaders join Douglas Visiting Nurses and Rehab care
Cynthia Lewis becomes quality improvement manager at Douglas County Visiting Nurses Rehabilitation and Hospice Care bringing eight years in health care quality from Overland Park Regional Medical Center. Linda Crabb promoted to home health team manager with nine years at VNA and a degree in occupational therapy from KU. Bill R Fuller announced Crop Disaster Program sign up period open through Feb 27 with determinations by March 27 and instructions to file FSA 840 with county office.
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Cynthia Lewis
Douglas
Overland Park Regional Medical Center
Lewis
Kansas University
Linda Crabb
Crabb
Kansas
Bill R. Fuller
USDA
Kansas Farm Service Agency
FSA
Usda.gov
Free home buying workshops offered
McGrew Real Estate and Oread Mortgage offer free Home Buyer Workshops at 7 p.m. February 3 and 10:30 a.m. February 7 at 1500 Kasold. For reservations contact McGrew at 843-2055.
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McGrew Real Estate
Oread Mortgage
McGrew
Pasta sales rebound as economy cools demand in US
U.S. pasta demand climbs as inflation eases and households seek inexpensive meals. American Italian Pasta Co reports a 5 percent rise to 6.4 billion dollars in sales, helped by higher wheat costs passed through to consumers. New World Pasta posts 25 percent revenue growth to about 460 million amid a 0.4 percent rise in per capita consumption. Barilla Group notes double digit gains in its U.S. division, underscoring a broader industry rebound led by value-focused shopping.
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Kansas City
United States
Smith
U.S
Best Home Exercise Machines According to Consumer Reports
Consumer Reports finds home fitness equipment growing while gym memberships slip. Treadmills lead the market. best buys include Epic View 550 and Sale F463. Ellipticals and bikes offer strong leg workouts with higher resistance. Differences in space, ergonomics, and features guide purchases. several devices show limited value versus traditional exercises.
Commodity futures drift lower on Chicago markets
Wheat March down 28.25 cents to 5.50, March corn off 7.5 cents to 3.835, March oats down 8S cents to 2.14, March soybeans 28 cents lower to 9.92. CME beef and pork futures also slide with Feb live cattle at 82.62, March feeder cattle 175, Feb lean hogs 59.72 and Feb pork bellies 80.67. Local quotes from Ottawa and other elevators show varied wheat and corn prices around 5.10 and 3.54 respectively, with soybeans near 8.84 and milo around 3.04. Nonferrous metals record flat or mixed gains with spot gold 854.460, silver 11.58 and platinum 943.80 per troy ounce.
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Cisco
Sco
ColgPat
BT Couctvard
PSS
CHSH
belMnte
Duckwall Rine Equity
DUCK
ExxonMbt
XOM
Thad
FMC Corp
FMC
Fordm
OG Ho Gannett
Genentch
DNA
Genélec
Goodyear
Kroger
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Merck
MRK
Microsoft
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ORLY
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Penney
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Pfizer
Aide
Twk
ALE
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Hanerp
USB
Verizonem
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WAG
WellsFargo
WEG
WestarEn
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Chicago Board of Trade Agriculture
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Milo
Edgerton
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Midland
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