A LONGTIME SIOUX CITY COLLECTOR HAS DECIDED TO RETIRE FROM HIS HOBBY AFTER DECADES OF COLLECTING POSTCARDS.
DAROLD SEA HAS COLLECTED WELL OVER 100-THOUSAND POSTCARDS IN HIS LIFETIME.
THE RETIRED EDUCATOR IS IN HIS 80'S NOW, SO HE HAS DECIDED TO AUCTION OFF HIS COLLECTION WHICH FEATURES POSTCARDS RANGING FROM LOCAL LANDMARKS TO SCENES FROM AROUND THE WORLD:
SEA GOT STARTED COLLECTING YEARS AGO WHEN HE ATTENDED AN AUCTION IN CHEROKEE, IOWA:
SEA'S FAVORITE POSTCARD IS ONE INVOLVING HIS FATHER:
SEA'S COLLECTION WILL BE AUCTIONED OFF THIS SATURDAY IN THE AUGUSTANA CHURCH AUDITORIUM AT 6TH AND COURT STREET.
THE COLLECTION IS DIVIDED INTO 687 LOTS RANGING FROM 1 POSTCARD TO A THOUSAND PER LOT.
THE AUCTION STARTS AT10AM AND IS EXPECTED TO RUN UNTIL 6PM. BIDDING IS AVAILABLE ONSITE ONLY BUT YOU CAN FIND OUT MORE ONLINE AT www.tyquadeauctions.com OR BY CALLING 712-212-5989.
FORMER FLORIDA GOVERNOR JEB BUSH WILL BE IN SIOUX CITY THIS EVENING.
BUSH IS THE FEATURED SPEAKER AT THE SIOUXLAND CHAMBER OF COMMERCE'S 2012 ANNUAL DINNER.
BESIDES THE SPEECH, THE CHAMBER WILL ALSO PRESENT THE ANNUAL W. EDWARDS DEMING ENTREPRENEUR OF THE YEAR AWARD AS WELL AS RECOGNIZE THE 2012 CHAMBER AMBASSADOR OF THE YEAR.
THE DINNER BEGINS AT 7PM WITH A SOCIAL HOUR STARTING AT 5:30.
CenturyLink and the union representing 13,000 workers in 13 states in the West and Midwest have failed to reach a contract agreement, but have signed onto a day-to-day extension of the expired pact.
The Communications Workers of America made the announcement after the existing labor contract expired at 11:59 p.m. Saturday. CWA spokesman Al Kogler said in a statement that negotiations will continue and workers will remain on the job during the extension.
CenturyLink operates a Sioux City sales center.
Kogler has said the union opposes a proposed increase in health care premiums and wants to bring more jobs back to the U.S. The union had authorized a strike in the event that a new deal couldn't be reached with the Monroe, La.-based telecommunications company.