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Cassandra Kyser

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As seen in: Catster, EIN News, Hepper, Volume One, Barron News-Shield, Belmond Independent, Linn News
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KNITTING THE CLASSICS: Local Creator Finds Inspiration From Literature

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By Cassandra Kyser
| Volume One Verified
We’re Hiring! Retail Sales Associate at The Local Store » Visual Art Women KNITTING THE CLASSICS: Local Creator Finds Inspiration From Literature LITERARY INSPIRATIONS. Artist Hailey Stanton weaves classic tales into her yarn creations, including her handmade mittens. (Submitted photo) If social media is any indication, so-called “grandma hobbies” like sewing and knitting are gaining in popularity.
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Black Munchkin Cat: Info, Pictures, Facts & History

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By Cassandra Kyser
| Catster
The first time you see a black Munchkin cat, you may wonder if your eyes are playing tricks on you. They look like ordinary cats but with much shorter legs. The world has accepted this physical trait in several dog breeds, including Corgis, Dachshunds, and Basset Hounds. Shorter legs in dogs have a purpose, often to aid in hunting. A lower profile makes tracking a scent easier for certain dog breeds. But in cats, this physical feature is purely for appearance’s sake.
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Belmond veteran receives Quilt of Valor

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By Cassandra Kyser
| Belmond Independent Verified
Jim Kreitlow of Belmond was among several local veterans who were honored during a Quilts of Valor Presentation held on Sunday, Dec. 14 at the American Legion Hall Post 523 in Dows. “Country Quilters of North Central Iowa (NCI), based in Franklin County, were honored to award these fine men beautiful comforting quilts. The majority of these men served during the Vietnam War and had a total of 46 years service.
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