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Students find balance between jobs, school
As students grow older, they find themselves searching for jobs. Saving for college, working up money for buying or maintaining a vehicle or just having...
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Two different staff were married last summer
This past summer, school counselor Andrew Eisenman and special education teacher Jennifer Moser both got married. Moser and her husband Levi met years ago....
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CAPS helping students develop professional fashion flair
From Instagram posts, to yearbooks and even the high school photographers, each individual student has their own touch to appearances. Senior Zoey Carbiener said that...
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Skills teacher seeing benefits into boosting student progress
Skills teacher Katlen Bolger has 12 years of special education experience with six years dedicated to specific skills with Peet Junior High. When it comes...
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Homecoming dance has stayed mostly consistent over years
Music pounding, lights flashing, feet aching from formal shoes, sparkling dresses with suits and ties. Themed costumes, casual T-shirts and tennis shoes. Depending on who...
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Cedar Valley Deere employee embracing healthy benefits of cycling
When Jeramie Johnson, a 39-year-old John Deere employee, started to experience some knee pain after lifting weights over six years ago, his doctor recommended a...
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Teacher, student daughter debate the merits of homework
Many teachers will tell you about how homework will improve academic performance and enhance students’ responsibility and time management skills, but even in the same...
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Students exploring many options at CF farmers’ market
Cedar Falls farmers’ market has been gaining popularity amongst students over the past couple of weeks. People from the Cedar Valley have their own stands...
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Summer safety important
Summer is coming up and many people are excited to be outside and spend time in the sun. However, there are some risks that people...
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Two Peet freshmen reflect on year
With the school year coming to a close and yearbooks given to students this Wednesday, many freshmen have begun their goodbyes to teachers and younger...
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Screaming Eagle chili cookoff raised funds for suicide prevention
Screaming Eagle, a restaurant downtown in Waterloo, hosted a chili cook-off. All the proceeds went towards suicide awareness. The event happened last weekend from noon to 3 p..m on...
