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Cindy Hadish

Cedar Rapids
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Freelance journalist with a gardening obsession. Writes about health, science and environment for a living.
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Almost lost: Czech resistance fighter’s letters from Nazi prisons find safe haven in Cedar Rapids, Iowa

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By Cindy Hadish, Slovak Museum, Czech resistance
| Homegrown Iowan
Miloslava Gschwindová prison photos: čtidoma.cz with the consent of Jan B. Uhlíř By Cindy Hadish CEDAR RAPIDS, Iowa — The images are haunting. A devoted mother, happily holding her children. The same confidant-looking woman, dressed in stylish clothes. Her mugshots, taken at a Nazi prison, and the guillotine that cut her life short. The words Miloslava Gschwindová penned from prison are equally heartbreaking, particularly letters addressed to her two young sons.
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Iowa farmers markets could provide safe haven from food inflation

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By Cindy Hadish
| Homegrown Iowan
Potatoes are sold by Buck Creek Produce of Iowa City during opening day of the 2025 Downtown Farmers Market in Cedar Rapids. Opening day for the large-scale market in 2026 is May 30. (photo/Cindy Hadish) By Cindy Hadish/for the Corridor Business Journal Iowa farmers markets could be a refuge from food inflation, at least in the short-term.
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High grocery store egg prices could send customers flocking to farmers markets

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By Cindy Hadish
| Homegrown Iowan
By Cindy Hadish/for the Corridor Business Journal Free-range chickens lead the good life on Ewetopian Farm in rural Vinton, but Jessica Moessner worries that a delay in receiving their chick order could mean fewer eggs to sell as farmers markets begin this May. “It took a lot to get them this year, but we finally got them in January or February,” Ms. Moessner said, citing a six-to-seven month lag before the young hens, called pullets, start laying eggs.
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