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View north - northwest in downtown Tama shows the area where a “pocket park” could be created in downtown Tama. The empty business lots are owned by the city. The Willett-Rathjen Law Office is on the left and the former Brady and Associates office is at the right. News-Herald./John Speer
1. Development with Tama’s downtown pocket park continued a few steps further this month. At their regular meeting on Dec. 21 the Tama City Council approved the purchase of four park benches to be installed at the small city park in the 200 block of W 3rd Street.
The benches will be part of an upcoming pocket park development effort made possible by a $9,509.57 grant from the Mansfield Charitable Foundation, awarded to the city of Tama in August.
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Wayne Burlog and his wife ring the bell for the Salvation Army inside of Scheels at the Columbia Mall in Grand Forks.Matt Henson/WDAY
GRAND FORKS No matter the temperature, you will find 70-year-old Donna Stumpf somewhere around Grand Forks ringing the bell for the Salvation Army. I m old, so I can t handle it like the kids can, she said.
On Tuesday, Dec. 15, she did a 7-hour shift outside the Columbia Mall. Today is a short day, she said with a laugh.