Social Club seeks new space downtown

The Des Moines Social Club, a nonprofit cultural center founded in March 2009 under the leadership of Zachary Mannheimer, announced yesterday that it will vacate its leased space at 1408 Locust St.

The Social Club, …

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Swalwell named VP at Woodlink

Rick Swalwell, 58, has been promoted to vice president of marking and communications at WoodLink Ltd., a West Des Moines-based manufacturer of bird feeders, birdhouses and other accessories for bird enthusiasts. The privately held company, …

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Wallace dialogues begin Feb. 3

The Wallace Centers of Iowa will host a series of five dialogue lunches beginning on Feb. 8. The dialogues build upon P.M. Forni’s book “Choosing Civility.” Forni will lecture on Feb. 3 at Drake University. …

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D-Line to temporarily reroute

The D-Line downtown shuttle will be temporarily rerouted to accommodate the hundreds of lawmakers, lobbyists and citizens expected to visit the state Capitol during the 2011 legislative session. Beginning on Jan. 10, the D-Line, a …

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Iowa Lutheran begins using new cath lab


Cardiologists and vascular surgeons at Iowa Lutheran Hospital have begun using a new, state-of the-art cardiac catheterization laboratory that will enhance the detection and treatment of heart and vascular disease, Iowa Health – Des Moines …

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Find ways to help Iowa’s kids


Politicians are debating the value of preschool education, and it’s worthwhile to consider its value as compared with its cost. A recent report, however, reminds us that there’s more to worry about when it comes …

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Wellmark vendor settles discrimination suit


Wellmark Blue Cross and Blue Shield’s pharmacy benefits manager has agreed to pay $37,500 to a woman who said she was fired after telling a supervisor that she was pregnant.

Catalyst RX Inc., which has …

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