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REGIONAL—Hiking by the water may be something to avoid for a few weeks this spring as some N’West Iowa ponds and shallow lakes experience winter kill. Winter kill is a seasonal event where fish wash up on shorelines and beaches in the spring after ice clears off lakes. Mike Hawkins, a biologist for the Spirit Lake District Fisheries of the Iowa Department of Natural Resources, explained that winter kill happens when oxygen levels get too low. “It’s like a bank, you’ve only got so much oxygen there and as you use it up or take oxygen out of the system through biologica...

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Spencer D.A.R.E Program Starts New Year By charguth February 12, 2021 9:31 am Saga Communications Spencer, IA (KICD)– The Drug Abuse Resistance Program or DARE has returned to Spencer schools focusing on helping kids avoid drug use as they continue toward adulthood. School Resource Officer Darren Hansen tells KICD News while name of the program focuses on drugs, he likes to look closely at the relationship building between kids and law enforcement. Lieutenant Kyle Van Otterloo oversees the program at Spencer Sacred Heart and Iowa Great Lakes Lutheran School. He says the theme of personal re...

Investors Consider Next Move as Signs of a Bubble Mount 1 Despite some classic signs of froth, investors are uncertain whether a downfall looms published : 2 Feb 2021 at 08:35 EMIL LENDOF/THE WALL STREET JOURNAL For once, everyone seems to agree: Much of the market looks like it's in a bubble. Shares of unprofitable companies like GameStop Corp. and AMC Entertainment Holdings Inc. are rising at a breakneck pace, propelled by a growing army of individual investors. Options activity is surging, bitcoin prices are near records and businesses ...

Provided by Dow Jones By Michael Wursthorn and Akane Otani For once, everyone seems to agree: Much of the market looks like it's in a bubble. Shares of unprofitable companies like GameStop Corp. and AMC Entertainment Holdings Inc. are rising at a breakneck pace, propelled by a growing army of individual investors. Options activity is surging, bitcoin prices are near records and businesses are rushing to opportunistically sell stock through a flurry of initial public offerings, listings of blank-check companies and follow-on share sales. To many, valuations...