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Employers across the Carolinas can soon offer the simplicity of Personal Shoppers and convenient grocery delivery to their employees as companies return to.
Worker dies in eastern Iowa cattle farm manure tank
June 10, 2021
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STOCKTON, Iowa (AP) A man died after becoming stuck earlier this week in a manure tank on an eastern Iowa cattle farm, authorities said.
The death occurred Tuesday at a farm in Stockton and was reported by authorities there on Wednesday, the Quad-City Times reported.
New Liberty Fire Chief Chad Petersen said his volunteer fire department responded around 10 a.m. Tuesday to the scene at Sievers Family Farm in Stockton. Petersen said the man was doing some work in the tank when he got stuck.
The New Liberty department called for help from other area fire departments, and firefighters retrieved the man’s body from the tank late Tuesday night or early Wednesday morning, Petersen said.
Durham, North Carolina, June 09, 2021 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) DURHAM, N.C., June 9, 2021 – QuickCollect Solutions, powered by Bell and Howell, the leading provider of grocery pickup solutions, announced today a partnership with Lowes Foods BB #:159251, a major supermarket chain headquartered in the Carolinas, to provide more grocery options to consumers returning to the workplace.
This partnership expands the Lowes Foods To Go delivery options by placing Bell and Howell’s QuickCollect GL temperature-controlled grocery lockers at offices and corporate campuses, enabling employees to have their grocery orders delivered to their office.
“In today’s contactless delivery world of ease and convenience, this partnership provides consumers with more pickup and delivery options for their grocery shopping experience,” said Joe Zuech, Vice President of Grocery Pickup for QuickCollect Solutions.
Good Samaritans help at crash site
Driving home from a round of golf in Long Prairie, a group of six Alexandria men, didn t expect they would be making a stop along the gravel road they were traveling on - 241st Avenue, one half mile south of County Road 48 in Todd County.
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Driving home from a round of golf in Long Prairie, a group of six Alexandria men, didn t expect they would be making a stop along the gravel road they were traveling on - 241st Avenue, one half mile south of County Road 48 in Todd County.