Herald adds advertising staffers in Ottawa area
The Ottawa Herald names Brenda Coffman of Ottawa and Kimberly Roette of Riley as advertising representatives. Coffman has worked as office manager for Rural Water District 4 and as an enumerator, with prior roles at Ferrellgas, Royal Cleaners, and Wellsville Manor. Roette previously ran a Riley day care and owned a convenience store and wash, later serving as a marketing manager in California. she also has ties to Rome.
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Brenda Coffman
Ottawa
Kimberly Roette
Rantoul
Coffman
Rural Water District 4
Williamsburg
Ferrellgas
Royal Cleaners
Wellsville Manor
Roette
Riley
Data Enhancement International
Irvine
Calif
Calif., and Satellite Technology Management
Costa Mesa
Rome
Young entrepreneurs market Smudgeez glass cloths in Kansas
Lawrence AP reports 12-year-old Lindsey Zenti and her sisters Kaitlin and Kaidee Dockter formed ZeDe Co. to sell Smudgeez lens cleansing squares. The trio created over 2,000 soft cloths used for glasses and screens, sold through optometrists, gift shops, and drug stores in Kansas, Missouri, and Nebraska. Local support from Osco Drug’s Paul Wallace and KU Small Business Development Center highlights youth initiative and advisory help for kids pursuing business ideas.
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Lindsey Zenti
Lindsey
Kaitlin
Kaidee Dockter
ZeDe Co
Kansas
Missouri
Nebraska
Paul Wallace
Topeka
Osco Drug Store
Jan M’caelin
University of Kansas’ Small Business Development Center
Families reluctant to save for retirement despite warnings
AP Business Analyst notes a decline in the share of American families saving for retirement. The Employee Benefit Research Institute and others warn of rising medical costs and Social Security concerns, while fewer than two in five respondents examined their retirement needs, down from 51 percent last year.
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New York
Uncle Sam
Employee Benefit Research Institute
Tee
Families need formal planning like businesses says Purdue economist
Purdue economist Mary Holtman argues families face complex issues beyond lay knowledge. She urges written plans and training, noting modern systems require management and that families lack formal planning to handle taxes insurer and government demands.
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Purdue University
Mary Holtman
Holtman
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