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Daily Record, Dec. 1, 2022

Marshall County Courthouse Property Transfers Nov. 29 • The Estate of Rex A. Day to Janell M. Day, 1721 Taylor Ave. • Alicia and Richard Stichter to Robert John Kerwood Sr. and Brandi Lynn Kerwood, 2486 Sand Road • David D. and Diana S. Swanson to Tabatha L. Anderson, 1013 S. ...

Meat without slaughter

In a landmark ruling destined to save billions of animal and human lives, the Food and Drug Administration has ruled Wednesday that meat cultivated from animal cells is safe to eat. The ruling was granted to Upside Foods, funded by Bill Gates and Richard Branson, but also by meat industry ...

Give RSB classes a try

The purpose of writing my view is to share that if you have or know someone who has Parkinson’s Disease (PD) the Marshalltown Y has a class that offers relief from your symptoms. People with PD have a low level of levodopa in their brain, and treatment involves a medication which helps with ...

Gently used orchestral instruments needed for lending library

Remember joyfully rising to your feet upon hearing the first strains of the Hallelujah Chorus during a concert? Or maybe the Beatles’ Eleanor Rigby is more your style. How about My Girl, Under the Boardwalk or Stand By Me? The Dueling Violinists was one of the most popular concerts at the ...

Iowa River Hospice is the best

I am writing this Letter to the Editor to share my deep belief in one of the best facilities we have in Marshalltown, Iowa River Hospice. Before moving to Marshalltown in 2014, I worked at Saint Luke’s Home Care and Hospice in Kansas City, Mo., which is part of the largest healthcare system ...

Farmers or Republican businessmen?

Republicans bellyache about gas prices and blame Democrats for not having a gas pipeline in Iowa. It’s Republican farmers who don’t want the pipeline, saying it will lower their property value. If Republican businessmen fight for a pipeline and go to court against Republican farmers who are ...