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Binford House brings first free period pantry to Marshalltown (opens the original)
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A Binford House at-will donation meal Wednesday helped raise funds and products for the new type of free pantry in Marshalltown – a period pantry dedicated to providing women with menstrual products. The pink-painted pantry, named "Penelope," was installed outside of the Binford House two weeks ago. The women who brought the pantry to fruition -- Dana Hessenius, Teresa Lang and Missy Sharer-Pieters -- hosted the Soup & Salad Luncheon, where patrons dined on hot brown soup, beet chili, salad and
Curtains up (opens the original)
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After years of figuring out financing and logistics, the reopening of the Martha-Ellen Tye Playhouse is right around the corner. Marshalltown Arts & Civic Center (MACC) Chief Operating Officer Deb Borton said they are thrilled and deeply grateful to see the Martha-Ellen Tye (MET) Playhouse come back to life. "After six long years of rebuilding since the derecho, this reopening represents patience, generosity, resilience and a tremendous amount of work by people across Marshalltown," she said. "F
Marshalltown City Councilor Sue Cahill appears in latest Sand campaign ad (opens the original)
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At-Large Marshalltown City Councilor Sue Cahill is the latest person touting Democratic gubernatorial candidate Rob Sand in a new advertisement released Monday. "I have been following Rob in his campaigns and as he has served as state auditor," she said. "I believe that position can do a lot of good for the state, but the legislature and current governor have limited the powers of the office." Iowans outside of Marshall County will not encounter the ad, which is only playing on social media plat
School board updates criminal history records policy (opens the original)
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The Marshalltown Community School District (MCSD) got more in line with some Iowa Division of Criminal Investigations (DCI) requirements during Monday morning's regular school board meeting. The board approved changes to the National Criminal History Record Information (CHRI) policy. "In this handbook a couple years ago, I presented information on how we store information we receive from the [DCI] for Iowa," Director of Human Resources Jacque Wyant told the board. "Most people want to know their
School board raises daily substitute teacher pay rates (opens the original)
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After four years without an increase in pay, daily substitute teacher earnings were raised by the Marshalltown School Board during the regular Monday meeting. Director of Human Resources Jacque Wyant recommended increasing the pay from $145 to $150 for certified subs; long-term substitutes who fill the same position for 20 consecutive days was moved from $184.34 to $188.55; and subs who fill 50 jobs within a school year will get a bump from $165 to $170. After the meeting, Wyant said she called
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