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Smashed to perfection

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About five years ago, Kassi Whitebreast first launched a food stand, specializing in onion smashburgers like the ones popular in her father’s home state of Oklahoma and traveling to local carnivals, town festivals and powwows to sell them. It’s been a long road from there in a literal ...

They built this city

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In the entire history of rock n’ roll music, there may not be a band with a more unique story of reinvention and endurance than Starship, which began in the 1960s as the quintessential Bay Area psychedelic rock act Jefferson Airplane, transformed into the more commercial rock vehicle known as ...

Cracking down

Business

Toledo has seen an uptick in self checkout related thefts in the last year. Just since January, there have been over 20 reported thefts from local businesses. Most commonly, the thefts have been for items costing less than $20, but some have stolen up to $300 worth of merchandise. From stacking ...

Angie’s Little Free Library

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On the north side of Elm Street in Toledo, a small green building sits atop a pole. This is a Little Free Library. A few years ago, Angie Blocker, an avid reader, was reviewing books on Instagram when she stumbled upon the Little Free Library trend. Angie knew right away she wanted to build one ...

Quick and to the point

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TOLEDO - This week's supervisors' meeting was over in the blink of an eye and started like normal with the engineer's report. Blading is being done, dirt is being put down, and contract rock has started being hauled around the county. The last right-of-way easement for E Avenue was purchased ...

Stuck between the FBI and a trash can

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TOLEDO - This week's Toledo Council meeting wrapped up in record time. First on the agenda was Marty Wymore, who spoke to the council about the catalyst grant that would be acquired to help fix up 132 High St., the Masonic Temple building. The city passed a resolution to pay and start work on ...

Farmers Market Nutrition Program vendor training

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Iowa State University Extension and Outreach in Tama County announces a partnership with the Iowa Department of Agriculture and Land Stewardship to host an Iowa Farmers Market Nutrition Program vendor training at 9 a.m. on March 14 or April 9. This training is for fruit and vegetable growers, ...