If you want to avoid bad luck, beware the ides of March. But the ides of March isn't the only date considered to be unlucky. In fact, there are several events, places and things that some people consider to be bad omens. Here are just a few common superstitions to keep an eye out for:
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There are hundreds of different types of bees across our state that help pollinate plants. Some bees prefer a specific …
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Willie Stevenson Glanton was a number of ‘firsts” during her lifetime. A prominent Iowa leader, Glanton held a lifelong dedication …
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