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10 things that got an Iowa City arts reporter through an altogether terrible 2020 Isaac Hamlet, Iowa City Press-Citizen © Courtesy of Lauren Haldeman Lauren Haldeman's May 7 Quarantine Comic. I wanted to begin this article with an expletive, but my editor wouldn't let me. And so short of being able to let loose with my preferred string of profanities, I'll say this: If 2020 were a Green Day song, it would be "Time of Your Life," because I'm tired of hearing it and, every time it comes up, I can't help but think, "good riddance." Every reporter at the Press-Citizen had th...

2 Cedar Falls Teens Launch Fundraiser For IA Heartland Habitat For Humanity’s ReStore A new charitable project is coming to the Waterloo/Cedar Falls area that offers a great way to give during the holiday season. Donating to the "LED Brighter Communities’ ReStore Project" is truly "the gift that keeps on giving" this holiday season and for years to come. Two Cedar Falls' high school juniors, Will Lynch and Harrison Redfern, have been working with "LED Brighter Communities" over the past few months on organizing and coordinating the conversion of the Iowa Heartland Habitat for Humanity ReS...

Insurance. same for subway sandwich shop, carl's junior and hardee's. cities, too. cedar fall, idaho cut hours. even non-profit such as the community colleges are cutting hours to avoid cost of insurance for which the got specifies generous benefit. >> it will add $1.79 hour every hour to cost of hiring a full-time worker. >> for small businesses, dea dealing with the recommendation of who covers the mandate is a financial burden. >> they are paying 36% more than larger counterparts for compliance. >> only washington could develop the employer mandate that reduces the hikelihood that employers...