Supporters and protesters alike were on hand as President Donald Trump made a stop at Northeast Iowa Community College in Peosta today for a roundtable discussion.
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At 85 years old, Paul Neiers has lived an interesting life with a variety of careers — drafted military service, cemetery work, running his own establishment called “The Hub,” and being a New York Life salesman from 1960 until the 2010s.
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Area essential workers, including law enforcement, health care workers and child care providers, now can obtain free mental health resources amid the COVID-19 pandemic.
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The Jones County Board of Health approved a proclamation at its Sept. 25 meeting strongly encouraging the wearing of masks in public. The proclamation is not a mandate and does not include enforcement mechanisms or penalties for not wearing masks.
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Gov. Kim Reynolds announced a policy change Sept. 29 to make it easier for Iowa students, teachers and business workers exposed to someone with COVID-19 to avoid a two-week quarantine, despite increasing cases across the state.
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The ongoing outbreak of COVID-19 within the walls of the Dubuque County-owned long-term-care center has removed so many caregivers from rotations that administration is having to look outward for help.
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