Rotary donates to MHEF Promise campaign
The Rotary Club of Mountain Home recently donated $8,000 to the Mountain Home Education Foundation's "Promise" campaign. Pictured are: (from left) committee
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The Rotary Club of Mountain Home recently donated $8,000 to the Mountain Home Education Foundation's "Promise" campaign. Pictured are: (from left) committee
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Jason W. Selby, Press News Mason City dentist Jay Lala in the building that once housed Emerson's on Main. Lala is restoring the structure and opening a satellite office in Osage. The longtime Mason City dentist, after 28 years in the business, is expanding his practice to Osage. When his friend Ken Emerson decided to move his clothing store across Main Street, it provided Lala with an opportunity to gather more patients under his care. If there is one word Lala would use to describe the dental arts, it is âfun.â He is known for his vast wardrobe of Hawaiian shirts; after getting ...
A DORSET MP has vowed to support cider makers who have been left struggling in the wake of the coronavirus pandemic.
Waterloo’s high rank comes in a state that received a ‘D-’ rating for its civil forfeiture laws in 2013 from the Institute of Justice, a libertarian nonprofit in Arlington, Virginia. Iowa’s grade was based on factors such as no former conviction being required, poor protections for third-party property owners and that 100% of profits go toward law enforcement, the institute says.