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Business

Re-entering Your Flooded Business

Eight Steps that Businesses Should Take to Recover from the Flood

6/23/2008 4:05:00 PM

Eight Steps that Businesses Should Take to Recover from the Flood Step 1. Take Care of Yourself First Protect yourself and your employees from stress, fatigue, and health hazards that follow a flood. Step 2. Give Your Home First Aid Once ... [complete article]

Downtown Debris Removal

6/17/2008 2:46:00 PM

June 17, 20081:00 :00 PM Cedar Rapids, IA - Effective this evening, the City of Cedar Rapids, in cooperation with the Cedar Rapids Chamber of Commerce, will be delivering dumpsters to the downtown area. These dumpsters will be for do ... [complete article]