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How to make your open-space home feel cozy By Michele Lerner The Washington Post Many home buyers today prefer an open floor plan with the kitchen, casual dining area and living area in one big informal space. One downside of the open floor plan, some have discovered, is that when you’re in it alone, it can feel cavernous. An open floor plan can be ideal for entertaining, as well as for keeping an eye on little ones in the house, but you also want to make sure the open spaces feel cohesive and cozy.
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fixtures and furniture pieces. Using a chrome light fixture in the dining room and a chrome accent table in the living room will help with the cohesive feel. ► Add light fixtures: Decorative fixtures such as pendants over the kitchen island, a chandelier over the dining table and sconces in the living room will help draw your eye to each area, while also providing appropriate task lighting. ► Use your furniture to define the traffic patterns between each
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A sports company making medical gear instead of hockey visors By Samantha Pell The Washington Post After Bauer, a U.S.based company that manufactures hockey gear, announced Wednesday it would shift from making helmet visors to start mass production on face shields amid the novel coronavirus pandemic, it didn’t take long for responses to start rolling in. Medical professionals — including nurses, hospital executives and first responders — have contacted Bauer,
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make a call for action for other companies,” Bauer CEO Ed Kinnaly said in a telephone interview Saturday afternoon. With Bauer unable to fulfill all the orders that are coming in, the company is urging other manufacturing companies to help. Over the weekend, it decided to proactively publish manufacturing instructions, designs and supplier information for the face shields, in an attempt to encourage others to begin production of the products. “The more companies that we can get on the bandwagon to help build these the better off we are going to be and it is going to shorten the time it takes to
get over the hump,” Kinnaly said. “And then it is going to keep the real heroes out there safe and sound.” Big-name companies like Ford have already contacted Bauer to inquire about manufacturing details, according to Kinnaly, who said Bauer will help Ford get started on the project if it ultimately decides to take part. Bauer is not the only sports company to shift its focus amid the outbreak. The sports apparel company Fanatics has also halted production of jerseys at its Pennsylvania factory to produce protective masks and gowns. Prototypes of Bauer’s first shields have already been distribut-
ed, and the company’s first mass shipment of medical shields went out March 30. Kinnaly said the interest has come from across the U.S. and Canada. “Based up on inbound response from caregivers, medical professionals, I don’t believe anybody understands the depth of the challenge and shortage of supply for medical equipment ... we need more companies to learn and quickly,” Kinnaly said. Kinnaly said he expects Bauer to be able to produce 70,000 face shields a week by the third week of April. He expects that number to double once third-party manufacturers get involved.
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Profiles of first-time buyers show the pathways to homeownership By Jon Coile The Washington Post Low mortgage rates continue to ease affordability concerns for both first-time buyers and repeat buyers. But the limited number of homes for sale, high prices and now coronavirus pose a challenge, particularly in the Washington, D.C., region. Still, the number of homes that sold in the region climbed 20.2 percent in December 2019 compared with December 2018, the largest percentage gain in year-over-year sales since November 2012. The median sales price in the region of $459,950 set a record for December, which can benefit homeowners who want to sell and move up or downsize. But the number of homes for sale declined
for the 11th month in row, down to just 5,489 in December, the lowest monthly level in a decade. While there is not much inventory, it is turning over fast with fewer days on market than in past years. While the D.C. area does not always mirror the rest of the country, data from the National Association of Realtors 2019 Profile of Home Buyers and Sellers paints a picture of who is buying homes, how they find homes, what they buy and how they finance them. Nationally, 33 percent of home buyers were first-timers in 2019, with a median age of 33, according to NAR’s report. Among firsttime buyers, 64 percent said the main reason they chose to buy their home was because of a
“desire for a home of one’s own.” That emotional choice of homeownership ranks as the prime reason for all buyers to make a home purchase. Nearly onethird (29 percent) of all home buyers mentioned that as their main reason for purchasing in 2019, followed by just nine percent saying they bought a home to be closer to friends and family. Twenty-three percent of first-time buyers lived with friends or family before they bought their first home, evidence that saving for homeownership may be easier when sharing living expenses. Saving for a down payment was a challenge for 13 percent of buyers — largely because of student loans, credit card debt and car loans, according
to those buyers. The myth that buyers need to make a down payment of 20 percent continues to discourage some would-be purchasers, but the median down payment for first-time buyers was just six percent in 2019. Even repeat buyers do not always make a larger down payment: The median for repeat buyers was 16 percent in 2019. Sixty percent of all buyers said their down payment funds came from their savings. For first-time buyers, 78 percent used savings and 27 percent used a gift from a relative or friend. A traditional path to adulthood has historically been to marry, buy a house and have children, but among buyers in 2019, 61 percent were
married, 17 percent were single females, 9 percent were single males and 9 percent were unmarried couples. More than one-third (35 percent) of buyers have children under age 18, and 12 percent purchased multigenerational homes to include aging parents or adult children in their home or to save money. While saving for a move and financing a property can be challenging, searching for a home in a market with limited homes for sale requires help. Eightynine percent of buyers purchased their home with the help of a real estate agent or broker, with five percent buying directly from a builder. To get started, 44 percent of buyers looked at properties online first and 16 percent contacted a real estate agent first.
The majority of buyers (52 percent) said they most wanted an agent to help them find a house. Buyers typically searched for 10 weeks for a house before buying and looked at a median of nine homes. Eighty-seven percent purchased an existing home and 13 percent purchased a newly built home. Single-family houses are by far the most popular home type nationwide. Eightythree percent of buyers purchased a single-family house compared with just five percent choosing a townhouse and five percent buying condos. Whether you fit the average home buyer or not, there are still many pathways to homeownership, even in a market with limited homes for sale.
Children stuck at home are getting more screen time than ever By Helene Fouquet and Sarah Frier Bloomberg
out teachers it’s impossible to fill the days,” said Rachel Wilson, Ruby’s mother, a business writer who lives near Greenwich Park in southeast London. While in the past, potential consequences — especially for child development and mental health — drove parents to seek out electronics-free schools and put time limits on their children’s screen exposure, with COVID19, those concerns have fallen by the wayside. The big worry now is that the surge in screen time will outlast the quarantine as children develop new habits. “Parents have temporarily lost the battle of screen time, but they can keep control,” said Serge Tisseron, a Paris-based psychiatrist, who studies the screen-time impact on kids. “They can choose — there’s quality and trash available. This crisis will maybe bring one good thing: a sharp increase in content and selection.” Dylan Collins, chief executive officer of U.K.-based startup
For David Krieger’s kids in south Florida, screens were a weekend treat. Now, every day is iPad-appropriate. The family’s schedule tries to cap the fun time on screens for the two kids to an hour between their educational activities, both also on electronic displays: a Zoom reading class, and an online drawing session. But the limit never sticks. With two working parents, “it is a necessity,” Krieger says. As stay-in-place orders to contain the spread of the coronavirus globally keeps 1.5 billion school children home, restricted screen time is becoming a thing of the past. Across the world, from the Krieger kids to Mila, 9, in Paris, who loves attending classes on Zoom, and Ruby, 5, in London, who’s now a whiz at Minecraft, children are spending more time on their screens than ever before. “It’s not ideal; we try to limit, but hell, with-
SuperAwesome and a partner at Hoxton venture capital, says kid tech, “which wasn’t in the DNA of Silicon Valley, is going to make a giant leap forward — education tech will benefit enormously; content-moderation tools for parents; chats will have to create many more functionalities for teens and kids.” He cited the example of Epic Games, the company behind Fortnite, that’s integrating games and screen-sharing in Houseparty, the group video-chat app it acquired last year. “Children are re-purposing many apps and tools that weren’t meant for them, like Zoom, or games like Fortnite,” said Collins, whose firm advises companies from Lego and Nintendo on kidtech applications.. “All these tech companies are becoming family services, and they were not designed for that.” Parents, meanwhile, are commiserating in Facebook groups and downloading apps to help them better manage their children’s
screen time. “You can feel and you can see that it’s an addiction,” Krieger said. “It’s better to not feed it.” Given a choice between screens and Lego, his children always pick screens, he said. “If there was no such thing as a screen, I think my kids could spend the whole day playing Legos, but since they know there’s a screen, they don’t want to.” Michelle Clarke, a Massachusetts communications consultant, intends to reinstate her no-screens-in-thebedroom rule for her teens once they go back to school. “The only thing worse than having your kids exhibit device-addiction effects is experiencing it in shelterat-home,” she said. Screen time for children “is bound to go up, doubling is even a conservative estimate,” said Simon Leggett, research director at Childwise, a market research firm in the U.K. “Online video, audio chats and online gaming
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Call Dave at 605-996-6677 or Mike at 605-677-8661. 25258 413th Ave, Mitchell, SD 57301
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1 & 2 Bedroom Apartments, Autumn Crest, 400 W. 19th, For elderly or persons with disabilities. Rent based on income. Equal Housing Opportunity. 770-5832 or Skogen Company 605-263-3941
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3 BEDROOM Townhouse. 500 W. 19th. Rent based on income. Equal Housing Opportunity. 605-770-5832 or Skogen Company 605-263-3941
Over $10K in Debt? Be debt free in 24 to 48 months. No upfront fees to enroll. A+ BBB rated. Call National Debt Relief 855-995-1557. (MCN)
EDEN APARTMENTS 206/210 West 15th. Full-time with Class 1 & 2 bedrooms B CDL. Clean drivavailable. ing record. Pre-em- Call 605-996-0279 ployment, drug & alcohol testing. Contact Lombardi Court Schoenfelder Apts-Large 2 & 3 Construction bedroom apts. 3131 W. Havens, Mitchell Rent based on in605-996-3254 come. Playground. Full basements. Call Mandy 770-7324 or email mandy@apcmanagement.com Equal Housing Opportunity.
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Runnings Supply, formerly Campbell’s, is a 74 year-old general merchandise retailer providing essential products to local homeowners, farmers, ranchers, animal owners, and neighbors. We are currently hiring new team members for each of our 7 Campbell’s store locations. If your income has been affected by today’s environment and you are looking for a part-time earning opportunity or a full-time career change, we have outstanding retail opportunities available. Our stores are practicing extreme sanitation and social distancing measures to provide the safest possible work environment and secure employment for our associates allowing them to continue to provide for their families. Since 1947 customers across the heartland have relied on Runnings for a wide selection of sporting goods, clothing, footwear, pet supplies, house wares, tools, farm and livestock equipment and supplies, lawn & garden supplies, automotive goods, plumbing, electrical, paint, hardware, toys, and outdoor equipment. We sell the brands and products that our customers need to help them run their lives. We are excited about our recent acquisition of the Campbell’s retail stores and invite you to consider becoming part of our team. Campbell’s stores in Sioux Falls, Vermillion, Madison, Mitchell and Sturgis, SD as well as Rock Rapids, IA are currently hiring. If you enjoy working with people, we have opportunities for you in a great working environment assisting our customers with all of their home, farm, and outdoor needs. Full-time and Part-time opportunities are available. Runnings offers a full array of benefits for fulltime employees including health, life, dental, disability, paid vacation, paid holidays, paid sick time, 401k retirement w/company match & more! All employees receive an employee discount Get your application in now, www.runnings.com/careers, select view opportunities, then select the store location. Please apply https://www.runnings.com/careers
WEDNESDAY APRIL 8 Timed Online Closes Wed. April 8 at 1 P.M. Sioux Falls Farm Consignment Auction, Various Locations. Auctioneers: Steffes Group, Inc., Rex Dummer, Travis Parsons, Kyle Waller TUESDAY, APRIL 14 10:00 A.M. 2,985.47 Acres Mellete County Cropland, Grassland, Hunting Land, and Improved Ranch Headquarters. Located 5 miles east of Wood, S.D. on S.D. Hiway 44 with highway frontage. Owner: Darlene Pearsall. Sale Site: Casey Tibbs Rodeo Center Ft. Pierre, S.D. Offered by: Fischer, Rounds & Assoc. Mark Joens Broker. Auctioneers: Chuck Sutton, Jared Sutton, Terry Haiar. SATURDAY, APRIL 18 POSTPONED - Large Personal Property Auction consists of 2008 Lincoln Town Car, John Deere Gator, 20’ Pontoon Boat, Golf Cart, Guns, Antiques, Collectables, Outstanding Furniture, Snow Blower, Garden Tiller, Shop & Garden Tools, Household Items & many more misc. items to sell. Located: 213 S. Harmon Dr., Mitchell S.D. Owners: Jim & Lynelle Ritter Auctioneers: Olsen - Ymker Auction Service, Clyde Olsen, Allen Ymker & Rodney Olivier. POSTPONED SATURDAY, APRIL 25 POSTPONED - Personal Property Auction consists of 2011 Ford Ranger Pickup 4x4 ext. cab, 1950 M Farmall Tractor has F-10 Loader with Snow Scoop wide front, Riding Lawn Mower, Snow Blower, Generator, Pressure Washer, Air Compressor, Knipco Heater, Heavy Duty Welder, Assortment of Shop & Garden Tools, some Furniture & Household items & many more misc. items. Located: 304 South Lawler St. or 1 block North of the Lutheran Church in Plankinton, S.D. Owner: Gerald Holzhauser. Auctioneers: Olsen Ymker Auction Service, Allen Ymker, Clyde Olsen & Rodney Olivier POSTPONED SATURDAY, MAY 2 11:00 A.M. Real Estate Auction consists of single story house has attached single car garage & attached single car port on 2 lots 13 & 14 in Block 11 south addition of the City of Plankinton S.D. Located: 108 W. State St. in Plankinton S.D. Owners: Norman & Bette Thompson Auctioneers: Olsen - Ymker Auction Service. Real Estate Auctioneers Clyde Olsen & Allen Ymker
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J.D. 714A & 716A Chuck Wagon w/JD gears & bunk feeding extension. 32’ Portable hay feeder. H & S 7+4 18’ Chuck Wagon, all in nice condition. 605-999-5482
SEEDS, FEEDS, GRAIN 74 BALES of hay, 1st, 2nd and 3rd cutting, $80 a ton. Call 605-770-6972
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This big handsome guy is available for adoption from the pound. Call 650-996-3242 to adopt. Ad Courtesy of Mitchell Animal Rescue.
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VERMEULEN ANGUS Fall & Yearling Bulls For Sale. Most suitable for heifers. Call Jim 770-2524 or 248-2524
GREAT PYRENEES puppies, $500. Born 2-12. 4 females, 5 males. Have 1st shots & deworming. 605-553-4399
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Buying automobiles as is- no prep work needed. Farm machinery, white goods, wire & all other metal. Roll off containers & farm clean up is available. Also BUYING aluminum, aluminum cans, copper & brass.
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3 VERY NICE ceramic flower pots, $25. Call 605-933-0414
CANNA BULBS, 6’ red flowering plants, $10 a dozen. Call 605292-0295 Mitchell
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AMS Oil Dealer Service small engine & recreational vehicles. Boat repair, tune ups and winterization.
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Crushed Gravel • Screened Gravel Black Dirt • Clay • Sand
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Stay in your home longer with an American Standard Walk-In Bathtub. Receive up to $1,500 off, including a free toilet, and a lifetime warranty on the tub and installation! Call us at 1-855-372-3080 or visit www.walkintubquote.com/midwest (MCN)
Trailer Sale !!! Over 130 trailers instock. Dump, utility, Motorcycle, ATV, UTV, Equipment, Enclosed Cargo Trailers. Tri-State Carports available. 100’s of trailer parts: bearings, seals, brakes, couplers, locks, jacks, tires & wheels. 515-972-4554 www.FortDodgeTrailerWorld.com for prices & information. (MCN)
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AUTOMOBILES 2008 LINCOLN Signature Series Town Car, 61000 miles, loaded, light blue, like new condition. $7500 or best offer. 605-999-1178 CASH FOR CARS: We Buy Any Condition Vehicle, 2002 and Newer. Competitive Offer! Nationwide FREE Pick Up! Call Now For a Free Quote! 888-366-5659 (MCN) DONATE YOUR CAR, TRUCK OR BOAT TO HERITAGE FOR THE BLIND. Free 3 Day Vacation, Tax Deductible, Free Towing, All Paperwork Taken Care Of. CALL 1-855-977-7030 (MCN)
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Ford, General Electric team up to produce ventilators By Faiz Siddiqui and Reed Albergotti The Washington Post Ford Motor Co. and General Electric are teaming up to build tens of thousands of ventilators, the manufacturers announced Monday, the latest development in a massive effort to retool existing U.S. manufacturing and supply chain capabilities for the treatment of COVID-19 patients. Medical experts have warned of ventilator shortages amid the fight against the novel coronavirus as hospitals become overwhelmed with patients who require breathing assistance as a result of the illness that has sickened at least 143,000 people and killed more than 2,400 in the U.S. On a conference call
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Monday, Ford and GE said that they have a partnership to build a simplified version of an existing ventilator, and that they can produce about 50,000 ventilators in 100 days starting April 20. The companies would ramp up production to meet a target of 30,000 ventilators a month after that, they said. Still, Ford said in a news release that it expects to produce 1,500 ventilators by the end of April, after the point when health experts say the surge in U.S. hospitals will be greatest, and well below estimates of what will be needed during that surge. By July Fourth, Ford said it expects to have produced 50,000. General Motors is embarking on a simi-
lar effort to build ventilators with partner Ventec Life Systems. The company is turning to its supply chain and retooling GM’s Kokomo, Ind., plant, company officials said Monday, and plans to involve about a thousand workers in its push to begin shipping ventilators by the end of April. Ford and GE said they are producing an FDA-approved ventilator patented by Airon, a medical device company. The companies expect to put out 7,200 ventilators a week at full production, assisted by 500 United Auto Workers-represented employees. President Donald Trump has invoked the Defense Production Act to compel General
Motors to produce ventilators, and separately ordered GM and Ford to move as fast as possible to produce ventilators, according to a tweet last week. Peter Navarro, the White House trade adviser who is handling the Defense Production Act, said in a joint statement that Ford and GE are moving in “Trump time,” referring to the speed of production, to build the devices. “We salute that effort and look forward to the first ventilators rolling off the Michigan assembly line in record time.” Rory Gamble, international president of the United Auto Workers, compared the effort to the days of “Rosie the Riveter” and praised the union’s workers for
their contribution. Ford said the 500 workers on the project volunteered, though they are still receiving their regular salaries. “We are working very closely with Ford to make sure that all CDC guidelines are followed and that we are exercising an abundance of caution inside the plant,” he said. The ventilator is not the most expensive or complicated one on the market, Ford said. Rather, it is designed for simplicity and ease of setup, which could be useful in the make-
shift intensive-care units and hospitals being set up in places like New York. Ford said in the release that it would meet the needs of most coronavirus patients who require help breathing. Airon produced three pNeuton Model A ventilators per day in a production facility in Melbourne, Florida, according to the release. Before moving production to Michigan on April 20, Ford will send a team to Florida to help Airon boost production at its own facility.
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