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Melbourne Public Library ‘Taste of History’ program returns today (opens the original)
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CONTRIBUTED PHOTOS The Melbourne Public Library previously hosted Part 2 of its “Taste of History” series, featuring Pioneer and Civil War-era foods and history. Pictured are Library Director Brittany Brewer and Library Assistant Jessica Horn. Pictured is part three of “Taste of History,” exploring the Victorian/ Gilded Age Era through historical facts, traditional foods, and the elegance of the late 1800s and early 1900s. CONTRIBUTED PHOTOS The Melbourne Public Library previously hosted Part 2
Zo Collective Salon + Spa opens downtown (opens the original)
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There's a new place in town for haircuts, colors and styles, as well as hair removal, facials, permanent makeup and nail services. Zo Collective Salon + Spa recently opened at 13 W. Main St., Suite 104. It teams four gal pals who share a passion for beauty. "We've all worked together for quite a few years now, probably around five or six years. We're pretty close, and we're all pretty experienced. I actually think I'm probably the newest to the industry," said Avery Smith, who serves as co-owner
Annual Harvest Market slated for Sept. 11 (opens the original)
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While it's not technically fall yet, the annual Harvest Market is the unofficial start to the autumn season. It returns this year to the 13th Street District from 5 p.m. to 9 p.m. on Sept. 11. Attendees can expect to see more than 35 vendors from Marshalltown and Central Iowa (some new this year) selling handmade art, baked goods, produce, canned goods and more during the makers' market, which will be open from 5 p.m. to 7:30 p.m. Pumpkins, flowers, pottery, woodworking items, seasonal vegetable
Dr. Joseph Pollpeter retires from McFarland Clinic (opens the original)
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It's been 37 years since Dr. Joseph Pollpeter began practicing medicine in Marshalltown. This week, he hung up his stethoscope, retiring from McFarland Clinic after 32 years in its employ. "I was going to retire last year, but just because of shortages, et cetera, I proposed and they agreed, I'd work every other week, and have for the past year," he noted. "It's helped my patients, it's helped the people here. They've done some hiring." A native of Normal, a town located in the heart of Illinois
Marshall Co. Conservation preps for busy late summer/early fall (opens the original)
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Marshall County Conservation Board (MCCB), headquartered at Grimes Farm, manages more than 3,000 acres including 37 areas (parks, river accesses and wildlife spaces) and three trails. Free and low-cost activities abound for outdoor enthusiasts of all ages. "We're getting into monarch season, so there are monarch programs coming up here. We start our tagging for monarchs the first week of September," said Marshall County Conservation Naturalist Emma Bruck. The public is welcome to attend a free m
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