When longtime member of Team-Mates Marily Gude died, our local program knew we wanted to do something special in her memory. Marilyn mentored many students and was even texting a mentor the day before she passed. She touched hundreds of lives as a second grade teacher before retiring and becoming a mentor.
Question: What is the State and Local Tax (SALT) deduction? A: As a senior member of the taxwriting Senate Finance Committee, I helped steer the Tax Cuts and Jobs Act into law that led to the greatest economic expansion in America in the last half-century. The 2017 tax law provided tax relief for everybody by lowering tax rates across the board and repealed and limited regressive tax benefits that are unfair to lower income Americans, such as capping the deduction for state and local taxes (SALT).
Haircuts Do you remember your first haircut? No? I don’t either. But I do remember the most likely place I got my first haircut.
A new book by J. K. Rowling tops the list of reading options acquired by the Hamburg Public Library this month. Books by Lasky, Paterson, Child, Gray, and Grisham join this list along with an audiobook by Shirley MacLaine.
Phil Kuhr has been Stoner Drug’s pharmacist for more than 42 years and, after a long career, he is ready for retirement. It was in June 1979 when they hired him.
Marilyn J. Mozingo, age 78 of Riverton, IA passed away on Saturday, November 27, 2021 at the Red Oak Rehab and Care Center in Red Oak, IA.
Sidney Community Schools has announced its holiday concert schedule. The elementary Winter Concert will take place at 6:30 p.m.
The Fremont County Assessor’s Office is announcing that door-todoor inspections of all urban residential, rural residential, agricultural dwellings, commercial/industrial, and exempt property classes in Fremont County will begin in January 2022.
George C. Grape Community Hospital board of directors announced on Nov.
During a critical face mask shortage at the start of the COVID-19 pandemic, home sewers responded by pulling out fabric stashes, threading their machines and getting to work. Recently published research shows their efforts to protect health care workers and loved ones stemmed not only from altruism, but also a desire for some sort of control during an unprecedented time of uncertainty.