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Feitelson Law Firm Highlights Iowa Divorce Process and National Trends

WEST DES MOINES, IA - September 15, 2026 - PRESSADVANTAGE - 
This report, distributed by Feitelson Law Firm, examines Iowa's divorce process alongside newly published national marriage and divorce data.
The National Center for Family and Marriage Research at Bowling Green State University reported that the ratio of marriages to divorces nationwide reached 2.42 in 2024, based on U.S. Census Bureau data, the largest ratio recorded since the American Community Survey began tracking marriage and divorce experience in 2008. The center found 2,390,482 marriages and 986,810 divorces nationwide that year.

The national marriage-divorce ratio held relatively steady between 2015 and 2021, ranging from 2.10 to 2.16, before climbing in more recent years, according to the same research center. Researchers have also noted that the once widely repeated claim that half of all marriages end in divorce no longer reflects current data, with more recent estimates placing the first-marriage divorce rate closer to 11 to 13 divorces per 1,000 married adults annually.
Iowa is a no-fault divorce state, meaning a spouse does not need to prove wrongdoing to file. Under Iowa law, it is sufficient to state that the marriage is irretrievably broken, according to the Iowa Code governing dissolution of marriage. A divorce cannot be finalized until at least 90 days have passed from the date the other spouse is served with the petition, though exceptions can apply in cases involving domestic violence or other emergencies.
The Iowa divorce process generally begins with the filing of a petition for dissolution of marriage in district court, followed by service of the petition on the other spouse. Temporary orders addressing custody, support, or use of the family home may be entered while the case is pending. The parties then exchange financial information during discovery, and many cases are resolved through negotiation or mediation before reaching a final decree; if issues remain unresolved, the case proceeds to trial.
Iowa follows the principle of equitable distribution when dividing marital property, meaning courts divide assets and debts fairly rather than necessarily equally between spouses. Courts generally distinguish between marital property acquired during the marriage and separate property acquired beforehand or through inheritance, though how that distinction is applied can vary based on the circumstances of each case.
Iowa courts strongly encourage mediation in divorce cases, although it is not required in most circumstances. Cases involving contested custody, complex asset division, or business ownership often take longer to resolve than matters where both spouses reach agreement early in the process. Divorces involving significant retirement accounts, real estate holdings, or a privately owned business can also require additional appraisal or expert involvement before property can be divided, extending the timeline beyond the minimum 90-day waiting period.
Key issues resolved during an Iowa divorce typically include child custody and parenting time, child support calculated based on both parents' income, spousal support where applicable, and division of property and debts. Courts weigh each of these issues based on the specific circumstances presented, rather than applying a single fixed formula across all cases.
The information referenced in this release regarding national marriage and divorce trends was compiled by the National Center for Family and Marriage Research at Bowling Green State University, based on U.S. Census Bureau data. The information regarding Iowa divorce procedure reflects Iowa Code provisions governing dissolution of marriage. The figures and provisions described are presented for general public awareness and are not a substitute for individualized legal advice.


Feitelson Law Firm represents clients in divorce cases in Des Moines and throughout the surrounding communities, including West Des Moines, Waukee, Ankeny, and Ames.

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Jeremy Feitelson
+15152671265
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1200 Valley West Drive, Suite 606, West Des Moines, IA 50266, US
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Green Bay Plastics Highlights Custom Blow Molding Expertise for Diverse Industries

GREEN BAY, WI - September 15, 2026 - PRESSADVANTAGE - 
Green Bay Plastics, a plastic manufacturing company that has specialized in custom blow molding since 1957, today outlined its custom blow molding capabilities and the range of industries served by its hollow plastic components. The company detailed how its manufacturing process supports clients seeking bottles, jars, containers, and industrial parts produced to specific requirements.
Custom blow molding is a manufacturing process used to create hollow plastic items, including bottles, custom containers, consumer products, and industrial components. The method has become an established approach for producing hollow objects at scale, allowing manufacturers to generate large quantities of items quickly and at a comparatively low cost. Green Bay Plastics offers the process to companies across a broad set of markets that depend on durable, precisely formed plastic parts.
The company identified three primary advantages that custom blow molding delivers to the product manufacturing process. Speed allows manufacturers to produce large product quantities in short timeframes, with the process capable of supporting both small and large-quantity runs once a custom mold has been created. Versatility enables the production of custom high-density polyethylene products with intricate detail. Cost-effectiveness makes the method suitable for delivering custom or stock parts at an affordable price.
According to the company, the applications for custom blow molding span numerous sectors. In the automotive industry, the process produces fluid-storing components such as fuel tanks, windshield washer fluid basins, and coolant system overflow containers. Appliance manufacturers use blow-molded reservoirs for dishwashers and washing machines, while the medical and personal care sectors rely on blow-molded containers for packaging.
Additional markets include children's toys, where hollow and lightweight plastic parts are common, and the lawn and garden segment, where blow-molded oil and fuel storage tanks are used in equipment such as lawnmowers. Household product manufacturers use the process for liquid soap bottles, laundry detergent bottles, and lotion bottles, and packaging companies apply it to create bottles and jars in both simple and complex shapes.
"Custom blow molding gives our customers a practical path to the exact hollow plastic part they need, whether that is a packaging bottle or a demanding industrial component," said Michael Hogan, President of Green Bay Plastics. "We have spent decades refining the process so that companies can move from concept to finished product without sacrificing quality or driving up cost."
The company noted that industrial containers represent a significant application, with blow-molded vessels used to store and transport liquids, gels, and dry products including chemicals, inks, solvents, lubricants, and detergents. Blow-molded containers are also used to package food products, dietary supplements, and medications, as well as lightweight sporting equipment and components.
Green Bay Plastics maintains mold tooling for a wide range of items and has worked with companies in many industries to deliver jars, bottles, components, and industrial parts for specific needs. The company offers extrusion blow molding, stretch blow molding, and injection blow molding at its manufacturing plant, allowing it to match the forming technique to the product and material requirements of each project.
As a custom blow molding manufacturer that has developed its own machinery to meet customer needs, the company positions its tooling and process expertise as a resource for businesses in Wisconsin and the broader Midwest. Custom blow molds support plastic bottle packaging as well as more specialized industrial and commercial components.
"Our history in this field means we have seen a tremendous variety of projects, and that experience shapes how we approach each new one," Hogan said. "When a customer brings us a challenge, we can draw on tooling and knowledge built over many years to help them find a workable, cost-conscious solution."
The company emphasized that the blow molding process makes products available quickly at an affordable price, an attribute that has kept the method relevant across consumer, commercial, and industrial applications. By combining extrusion, stretch, and injection blow molding under one operation, Green Bay Plastics is able to serve clients whose product designs range from straightforward containers to components requiring greater complexity and detail.
Green Bay Plastics is located at 1028 N. Ashland Avenue in Green Bay, Wisconsin, and has provided custom blow molding solutions to manufacturers and product companies since 1957. The company continues to work with clients across automotive, appliance, medical, household, packaging, and industrial markets.
For more information about the company's custom blow molding capabilities, visit www.greenbayplastics.com/services/custom.


 

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Green Bay Plastics
Michael Hogan
920-435-3957
info@greenbayplastics.com
1028 N. Ashland Avenue
Green Bay, WI 54303
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Private Dentist Croydon Announces New Consultation Slots From September 2026 at Smile 4 U Croydon

London Borough of Croydon, England - September 15, 2026 - PRESSADVANTAGE - 
Smile 4 U - Croydon has announced new consultation slots opening from September 2026 for patients in Croydon and the surrounding area seeking private dental care. The expanded availability opens access to a range of general dental treatments for new and existing patients. For those who have been putting off dental care, the additional slots provide a more accessible entry point into regular private dental attendance.
Dr Mori Shahid, Principal Dentist at Smile 4 U - Croydon, said the expansion reflects the practice's commitment to making private dental care more accessible locally. "Regular dental attendance makes a genuine difference to long-term oral health," he noted. "These additional slots mean more people in Croydon can get seen without unnecessary delay."

Private dental consultations at Smile 4 U - Croydon begin with a thorough examination of the teeth, gums, and surrounding oral structures. The dentist reviews the patient's dental history, discusses any concerns, and outlines the most appropriate treatment pathway before any work begins. X-rays may be taken where clinically indicated, providing a more detailed picture of the teeth and underlying bone structure that a visual examination alone cannot reveal. Patients are encouraged to raise questions and take time to understand their options before committing to any treatment.
Dental anxiety is a recognised barrier to seeking care. The team at Smile 4 U - Croydon adapts the pace of appointments accordingly, giving anxious patients more time and space to feel at ease. Appointments are structured to allow patients to ask questions and understand their options before any treatment begins, with the emphasis throughout on clear communication rather than rushing through procedures.
Insights regarding how to choose the right dental practice are available at: https://smile4u.co.uk/dentist-croydon/best-private-dentist-qualities/.
Smile 4 U - Croydon is a private dental practice serving patients across Croydon and the surrounding areas of South London. The practice team works across general and cosmetic dental care, with patients attending for routine check-ups, fillings, extractions, hygiene appointments, and restorative treatments depending on their clinical needs. The practice provides longer appointment times as part of its private care model, allowing for more detailed examinations and extended treatment discussions where the clinical situation requires it. Patients are seen on an individual basis, with treatment pathways determined by clinical assessment rather than a fixed protocol.
The practice places emphasis on clear communication at every stage of treatment. Patients leave each appointment with a clear understanding of their current oral health, what treatment has been carried out, and what follow-up may be required. This approach suits patients who want to stay informed and involved in decisions about their dental care.
Practice information, including the dental team details about Smile 4 U - Croydon, is available at: https://smile4u.co.uk/dentist-croydon/.
General dentistry at Smile 4 U - Croydon covers the full range of treatments that address everyday oral health needs. Dental examinations assess the condition of teeth and gums, identifying issues such as decay, gum disease, and erosion before they progress to more complex presentations. Where issues are identified early, intervention may be simpler, though the clinical pathway in any individual case depends on the specific presentation and the patient's overall oral health at the time of examination.
A study published in the Journal of Public Health Dentistry, titled "Evidence of Effectiveness of Preventive Dental Care in Reducing Dental Treatment Use and Related Expenditures" (DOI: 10.1111/jphd.12262), by Nadereh Pourat, Moonkyung Kate Choi, and Xiao Chen, found that among Medicaid enrollees across the ten largest counties in California, regular preventive dental care was associated with lower use of restorative, prosthodontic, and periodontal treatments. The researchers concluded that routine preventive dental visits were associated with reduced need for more costly treatments within that study population. These findings are specific to the Medicaid population studied and should not be generalised as expected outcomes for all patients or dental settings.
Fillings address cavities caused by decay, restoring tooth structure whilst preventing further deterioration. Hygiene appointments focus on the removal of plaque and tartar that brushing alone may not fully address, which in some cases may contribute to reducing the risk of gum disease, though clinical outcomes depend on individual circumstances. Extractions are carried out where a tooth cannot be saved through other means, with the dentist discussing replacement options where appropriate. Root canal treatment becomes relevant when infection reaches the inner pulp of a tooth, removing infected tissue and sealing the tooth to prevent reinfection. The procedure is carried out under local anaesthetic, with patient experience varying depending on individual clinical circumstances.
Information about general dentistry at Smile 4 U - Croydon can be found at: https://smile4u.co.uk/dentist-croydon/general-dentistry/.
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Smile 4 U - Croydon can be contacted directly to arrange a consultation or to ask questions ahead of an appointment. The practice welcomes patients from Croydon and the surrounding areas of South London, including those making the transition to private dental care for the first time.

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Smile 4 U - Croydon
Maryam Shahid
+44-20-8640-7586
info@smile4u.co.uk
Smile 4 U - Croydon, 357 Addiscombe Road, Croydon CR0 7LG, United Kingdom

Stroma Opens Makedonitissas Showroom in Egkomi, Bringing its Cypriot-Made Mattresses Closer to Households in The Capital's Western Suburbs

NICOSIA, CYPRUS - September 15, 2026 - PRESSADVANTAGE - 
Stroma, the Cypriot manufacturer of mattresses and bedroom furniture that has been trading on the island since 1994, has announced the opening of its new Makedonitissas store at 73 Lykavitou Avenue, 2401 Egkomi, with a public grand opening set for Saturday 26 September at 11:00. The showroom introduces the company's mattress collection to residents of Egkomi, Makedonitissa, Agios Dometios and neighbouring districts west of the city centre, communities for which the nearest branch had previously been the Athalassas location in Strovolos.
Situated within easy reach of the Egkomi and Makedonitissa residential areas, the new outlet operates inside a larger home furnishing showroom, an arrangement that allows visitors to view Stroma sleep products next to furniture intended for other rooms of the house. Mattresses form the centre of what is on display, while pillows, bed linen and related bedding are also available to browse, so that anyone furnishing a bedroom from scratch can see the main components together under a single roof rather than assembling them one item at a time from different retailers.
Mattresses remain the principal product manufactured by the company at its production facility in the Dali Industrial Area, and the Egkomi branch gives shoppers in the surrounding suburbs the opportunity to compare the Aither, Gaia and Hydra series in person before committing to a purchase. Staff can explain how the construction of each range differs, from the spring unit at its core to the upholstery layers above it, and can advise on sizing for single, double and larger beds, a process that the business has long regarded as difficult to replicate through a screen or a printed brochure.
A spokesperson for Stroma said: "A mattress is something most people want to lie on before deciding, and for families in the western half of the capital that has usually meant a drive across town to Strovolos. Placing a showroom on Lykavitou Avenue shortens that journey considerably and gives those households somewhere close to home to choose at their own pace, ask questions and compare options without feeling rushed."
Proceedings on opening day begin at 11:00 and are open to members of the public, with the store's team on hand to guide visitors through the collection, answer questions about firmness and materials, and explain how orders placed in Egkomi are handled once they leave the shop floor. Residents who are unable to attend that morning will be welcome to call in during regular trading hours in the weeks that follow, and details of those hours can be obtained directly from the branch using the contact information listed at the end of this announcement.
Purchases made at the new location are covered by the island-wide delivery service that Stroma already operates from Nicosia, which reaches Limassol, Paphos, Larnaca and Famagusta as well as the capital itself. Deliveries include assembly on the floor where the goods are received, while transport to upper storeys can be arranged separately at an additional charge, an arrangement intended to keep the standard service straightforward for the majority of homes.
The expansion into Egkomi marks the latest step in a history that began in February 1994, when the firm was established by its founder in Nicosia. Exports to European markets followed in 1996, and in 2003 the company received the KEVE Business Award for Exports, a recognition from the Cyprus Chamber of Commerce and Industry of its commercial performance beyond the island. Today Stroma employs a team of 20 people and continues to make its products locally, supplying beds, divans, headboards, pillows, linen, mattress toppers and a dedicated baby line in addition to its core range of sleeping surfaces.
Commenting on the wider significance of the opening, the spokesperson added: "Stroma has spent more than three decades making mattresses in Cyprus, and the principle behind every showroom has stayed the same, which is that customers should be able to see how a product is built and receive honest guidance before buying. Egkomi and its neighbouring districts are home to a wide mix of households, from couples setting up their first flat to families replacing furniture they have owned for many years, and this store gives all of them the same level of advice and after-sales support already offered in Strovolos, Limassol and Paphos."
With its latest outlet now trading, Stroma has two showrooms in Nicosia, in Strovolos and Egkomi respectively, alongside branches in Limassol, on Archbishop Makarios III Avenue, and in Paphos, where the company trades from premises on Mesogis Avenue. People living in Famagusta and Larnaca continue to be served via home delivery and the company website at www.stroma.com.cy, where the full catalogue can be viewed and enquiries submitted online.
Stroma is a Cypriot maker and retailer of sleep and bedroom products, founded in February 1994 with its registered office in Lakatamia. Its mattresses are produced at its own factory near Dali and sold, together with beds, pillows, bedding and toppers, through showrooms in three districts and via an online shop. Recipient of a national export award in 2003, it has supplied overseas customers since 1996 and delivers throughout Cyprus.


 

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Stroma Cyprus
Stroma Team
+35722486898
stroma@stroma.com.cy
Fotineis 10, Nicosia, Lakatamia, 2304, Cyprus
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Understanding the Role of Air Conditioning Repairs in Home Maintenance

LOUISVILLE, KY - September 15, 2026 - PRESSADVANTAGE - 
Air conditioning systems play an important role in maintaining comfortable indoor environments, especially during periods of warmer weather. Like other major home systems, cooling equipment can experience wear, performance changes, and occasional issues that require attention. Understanding common repair needs can help homeowners recognize potential concerns and make informed decisions about their systems.
Chapman Heating & Cooling is sharing information about the importance of addressing air conditioning problems and the factors homeowners should consider when their cooling systems are not operating as expected.
“An air conditioning system can show several signs when something is not working correctly,” said Wil Chapman. “Paying attention to those changes can help homeowners better understand what may be happening with their equipment.”
Some common indicators of an air conditioning issue include inconsistent temperatures, unusual sounds, reduced airflow, longer cooling cycles, or a system that does not respond properly to thermostat settings. While some problems may be noticeable right away, others can develop gradually over time.
Air conditioning systems rely on multiple components working together, including electrical connections, motors, thermostats, refrigerant systems, and airflow components. When one part begins to malfunction, it can affect how the entire system operates. A professional evaluation can help identify the source of the issue and determine what type of repair may be needed.
Homeowners looking into ac repair can benefit from understanding the difference between normal system operation and signs that may indicate a developing problem. Issues such as warm air from vents, frequent cycling, or unexpected changes in cooling performance may point to a need for further inspection.
Seasonal changes often bring increased attention to air conditioning systems as homeowners begin using their equipment more frequently. A system that appeared to operate normally during lighter use may reveal problems when placed under greater demand. Recognizing these changes can help homeowners address concerns before they become more disruptive.
Another important part of understanding air conditioning repairs is knowing that each system has different factors that influence its operation. Equipment age, installation details, usage patterns, and previous repairs can all affect how a system performs over time.
Homeowners may also notice that cooling problems affect different areas of a home in different ways. Rooms that remain warmer than others, vents with noticeably weaker airflow, or changes in how quickly indoor temperatures respond can provide useful information about system performance. Observing these patterns may help provide additional context when an air conditioning concern is evaluated.
“Every air conditioning system has its own history and circumstances that can impact how it operates,” said Wil Chapman. “Having a clear understanding of the issue is an important part of determining the next steps.”
Regular awareness of system performance can also help homeowners better plan for future maintenance needs. Keeping track of unusual changes, responding to warning signs, and learning about how cooling equipment functions can provide valuable information when repair decisions need to be made.
Air conditioning repair is one part of maintaining a functional home cooling system. By understanding common issues and the role different components play, homeowners can become more familiar with their equipment and the factors that affect its performance.


Chapman Heating & Cooling continues to provide information about air conditioning systems and repair considerations to help homeowners better understand cooling equipment. Learning more about common problems and repair processes allows homeowners to approach air conditioning concerns with greater knowledge.

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Chapman Heating and Cooling
Wil Chapman
502-383-0328
wil@chapmanengineering.net
1209 Truman Park Dr
Louisville, KY
40245

Commonwealth Pediatrics Shares Insights on Pediatrician in Reading: Supporting Children Through Every Stage

STONEHAM, MA - September 15, 2026 - PRESSADVANTAGE - 
Raising a child involves many moving parts, and pediatric primary care can provide families with ongoing medical guidance throughout childhood and adolescence. Finding a pediatrician in Reading and the surrounding communities is one consideration for families seeking local pediatric care. Commonwealth Pediatrics, a pediatric primary care practice, has been serving children from birth through age 22 for over three decades. The practice's experience informs its approach to caring for children and families across different stages of development.
Pediatric primary care covers a range of preventive, developmental, and acute care needs. It includes vaccinations, physical exams, and sick visits, as well as routine developmental and behavioral discussions. A well visit is an opportunity to assess a child's growth trajectory, discuss developmental milestones, review behavioral concerns, and give parents a dedicated space to ask questions that have come up since the last appointment. These conversations may help providers and families identify concerns that warrant additional discussion, monitoring, or evaluation.
For families in Reading and nearby towns, availability and access to care are also important considerations. Childhood illness does not always occur during regular office hours. Commonwealth Pediatrics operates seven days a week and maintains an after-hours nurse triage line available 24 hours a day, 365 days a year. The practice also offers same-day urgent appointments based on availability and clinical need.
Virtual care is another way families may communicate with a pediatrician in Reading and the surrounding areas when telehealth is appropriate. Telehealth visits may be used as a complement to in-person care when appropriate. Depending on the concern and the provider's assessment, certain follow-up conversations involving topics such as rashes, behavioral health, sleep, or feeding may be conducted virtually.
Behavioral health is an area that pediatric practices may address as part of broader care for children and adolescents. Anxiety, depression, school avoidance, ADHD, family stress, grief, and adjustment difficulties are among the concerns that families may discuss with a pediatric provider. When these concerns arise, providers can help families determine whether additional evaluation, support, or referral may be appropriate.
When behavioral health clinicians work alongside pediatric medical providers, families may be able to address medical and behavioral concerns within a coordinated care setting. Providers may consider both physical and behavioral factors when evaluating symptoms and determining whether additional support or referral is appropriate. Commonwealth Pediatrics includes behavioral health support as part of its broader care model.
Being a part of a larger clinical network can also provide opportunities for communication and collaboration among pediatric providers. Commonwealth Pediatrics participates in the Pediatric Physicians' Organization at Children's (PPOC) and works within a broader network of pediatric clinicians. When specialty care is needed, the practice can assist families with referrals and coordination based on the child's individual medical needs.
The role of a pediatric provider extends beyond diagnosing illness. Pediatric providers may care for children over multiple years, allowing them to review changes in growth, development, medical history, and other health concerns over time. This continuity can give providers additional context when evaluating new concerns or discussing a child's health history with a family. This approach is consistent with the medical home model's focus on ongoing and coordinated primary care.
For families across the region, the search for a pediatrician in Reading may involve considering factors such as office availability, continuity of care, behavioral health resources, after-hours support, and access to referrals when specialty care is needed. Commonwealth Pediatrics provides pediatric primary care from infancy through young adulthood, with services that include preventive visits, sick care, developmental guidance, behavioral health support, and care coordination. These services are intended to support families as children's health needs change over time.
About Commonwealth Pediatrics:
Commonwealth Pediatrics focuses on building healthy families through a collaborative approach to medical care. Serving patients from infancy through young adulthood, the practice provides a space for families to share their long-term health goals while receiving support to manage wellness and prevent illness. As a member of the Pediatric Physicians' Organization at Children's (PPOC), the practice collaborates with a network of nearly 500 providers across Massachusetts. This partnership facilitates innovative care for various chronic conditions, including ADHD, anxiety, allergies, and simple orthopedic injuries, directly within the office.


 

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Commonwealth Pediatrics
Kerrin Blake
7814510072
kblake@commonwealthpediatrics.com
92 Montvale Avenue
Suite 4200
Stoneham, MA 02180

Huntley Disposal Expands Dumpster Rental Options Across the Kansas City Metro

September 15, 2026 - PRESSADVANTAGE - 
Huntley Disposal, a family-owned waste management provider serving the Kansas City metro area since 1986, has expanded the range of dumpster sizes available to homeowners and contractors throughout the region. The company now offers five container sizes designed to accommodate everything from small home cleanouts to large construction projects.
The expanded lineup includes 10-yard, 15-yard, 20-yard, 30-yard, and 40-yard containers. The 10-yard option is suited to small-scale cleanups, while the 15-yard size fits typical home remodels. Mid-sized projects are served by the 20-yard container, and the 30-yard and 40-yard units address large-scale construction and demolition work. Standard rental periods extend up to seven days, with additional time and weight available for projects that require longer scheduling.

The move reflects continued growth in residential renovation and construction activity across the metro. By broadening its selection of Dumpster Rentals, the company aims to match container capacity more closely to the scope of each job, reducing the likelihood that customers pay for space they do not need or run short during larger undertakings.
"Every project has a different footprint, and matching the right container to the work makes cleanup far more straightforward," said David Finke, spokesperson for Huntley Disposal. "Offering a full range of sizes means a homeowner clearing out a garage and a contractor managing a full renovation can both find a container that fits the task."
Alongside the container sizes, the company provides roll-off dumpster service designed for scheduled delivery and pickup, helping job sites remain clean and organized throughout a project. The roll-off containers accommodate a broad mix of materials, including construction debris, yard waste, furniture, appliances, and general household refuse.
Huntley Disposal also handles the removal and disposal of specific items that many standard trash services will not accept. These include refrigerators, mattresses, televisions, electronic waste, hot tubs, and furniture, as well as foreclosure cleanouts and construction waste removal. The company coordinates recycling for eligible electronics and appliances as part of its disposal process.
The expanded Kansas City Dumpster Rentals service covers a wide geographic area that includes Kansas City, Overland Park, Lee's Summit, Saint Joseph, Gladstone, Liberty, Olathe, Parkville, Platte City, and Smithville, among other communities. Projects located outside the standard service area may be accommodated on a case-by-case basis, with adjustments made according to distance.
"The metro has changed a great deal since the company started in 1986, and demand for flexible waste solutions has grown with it," Finke said. "The goal has always been to keep the process simple and dependable for the people and businesses in this region."


Huntley Disposal is a family-owned dumpster rental and waste disposal company based in Smithville, Missouri, serving the greater Kansas City metropolitan area. The company provides roll-off container rentals in multiple sizes, along with waste removal and recycling services for residential, commercial, and construction projects. Since 1986, Huntley Disposal has focused on providing straightforward waste management for communities throughout the region.

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Huntley Disposal
David Finke
(816) 532-1065
dfinke@huntleydisposal.com
Huntley Disposal
111 W 10th St Suite 408
Kansas City, MO 64105

Integrity Staffing Solutions Discusses E-Commerce Recruitment for Fulfillment Teams Managing Demand Swings

WILMINGTON, DE - September 15, 2026 - PRESSADVANTAGE - 
E-commerce staffing pressure often shows up at the handoff points. Orders move from inventory to picking, packing, staging, shipping, returns, inspection, and restocking, with each step depending on the one before it. When labor coverage falls out of step with order flow, fulfillment teams may see slower outbound work, delayed returns processing, uneven shift handoffs, added overtime, or supervisors pulled into coverage decisions that take time away from floor oversight.
Those pressure points rarely hit every function evenly. A promotion may strain picking and packing first. A returns cycle may create more work in inspection, sorting, restocking, and documentation. A receiving delay may leave replenishment teams short of product before outbound teams feel the effect. For fulfillment teams, the staffing question is often where labor needs to move next, not simply how many workers are scheduled.
Integrity Staffing Solutions discusses e-commerce recruitment as employers evaluate how recruiting, scheduling, and first-shift readiness connect to changing order flow. In these environments, hiring activity needs to reflect the function under pressure, the pace of the work, and what associates need to understand before the assignment begins.
E-commerce recruitment can differ from general warehouse hiring because similar job titles may carry different expectations once work begins. Picking may require sustained walking, scanning accuracy, and steady pace. Packing may depend on product handling, labeling, and shipping instructions. Returns work may require judgment, sorting, documentation, and consistent routing decisions. Loading, replenishment, and inventory control can involve different physical demands, equipment exposure, and site rules.
That variation makes early role clarity important. A candidate who understands the schedule but not the pace, lifting expectations, overtime pattern, break structure, PPE, or work area may still be unprepared for the assignment. A mismatch between the job description and the actual work can show up as no-shows, late starts, early exits, or repeated retraining after supervisors are already managing volume pressure.
Temporary and high-volume staffing can support e-commerce employers when labor demand changes around promotions, seasonal volume, new fulfillment programs, callout coverage, returns cycles, inventory shifts, or short-term projects. The model works best when the staffing plan is tied to the specific workflow under pressure. Adding associates for outbound shipping requires a different approach than clearing a returns backlog, covering weekend shifts, or stabilizing attendance across several departments.
During demand swings, recruiting teams may be working from forecasts that are still changing. Screening, scheduling, documentation, background requirements, assignment communication, and onboarding details may need to move while managers are still adjusting labor needs by department or shift. If the process is rushed or incomplete, recruiting problems can reach the floor as confusion at check-in, unclear expectations, or preventable supervisor intervention during the shift.
Candidate communication plays a direct role in whether accepted assignments become reliable starts. Fulfillment candidates may be comparing several hourly opportunities with similar pay, location, or shift options. Clear information about start time, job duties, attendance standards, attire, physical demands, location, and next steps can give candidates a more accurate picture of the work before they commit.
Safety coordination and documentation also need attention during fulfillment ramps. A staffing firm can support screening, assignment communication, general orientation, documentation processes, and incident-reporting expectations, while the client remains responsible for site-specific training, supervision, hazard communication, equipment rules, and conditions within the work environment. Consistent I-9, E-Verify, wage and hour, EEO, and onboarding workflows can reduce administrative strain and lower the chance that incomplete records delay assignment starts.
For recurring fulfillment roles, temp-to-hire can give employers a clearer view of how an associate performs beyond the first surge. Attendance, work pace, reliability, schedule fit, and long-term potential are easier to evaluate when the role is connected to the actual flow of picking, packing, returns, or inventory work.
E-commerce recruitment works best when hiring activity follows the way work moves through the operation. Planning should consider where volume is shifting, which handoffs are most exposed, what associates need to know before arrival, and how quickly labor shortages can affect shipping, returns, quality, safety communication, and workforce continuity.
For fulfillment teams managing demand swings, the goal is to keep hiring connected to what happens after check-in. Staffing decisions can influence supervisor workload, overtime levels, associate retention, order movement, and consistency across departments. The closer recruiting is to the work itself, the less likely demand changes are to turn into repeated floor-level fixes.


About Integrity Staffing Solutions:

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For more information about Integrity Staffing Solutions, contact the company here:
Integrity Staffing Solutions
Jennifer Zecha
(302) 504-9873
jzecha@integritystaffing.com
3623 Kirkwood Highway, Wilmington, DE 19808

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Press Advantage Publishes Guidance on How AI Systems Weigh Independent Sources When Evaluating Brand Claims

Las Vegas, NV - September 15, 2026 - PRESSADVANTAGE - 
Press Advantage, a press release writing and distribution company, has published new guidance examining how some artificial intelligence systems may treat claims that a brand makes about itself. The guidance discusses why a single mention of a business often carries limited weight in certain AI models and why references appearing across multiple independent sources can play a role in how some systems assess information.
The guidance focuses on a distinction the company describes as central to the discussion: the difference between an isolated data point and a broader pattern. According to Press Advantage, several AI systems that draw on retrieval and ranking processes may give more weight to information that appears across sources operating independently of one another. The company notes, however, that these mechanisms vary considerably from one system to another, and that retrieval, ranking, training, and citation methods each function differently. As a result, the guidance frames repetition across independent sources as one factor among several rather than a universal rule.
Press Advantage also draws a distinction between repetition and independent verification, cautioning that the two should not be treated as equivalent. The guidance states that a claim appearing in many places is not the same as a claim that has been independently confirmed, and that the appearance of information across outlets does not, on its own, establish that a claim is true. The company describes this as an area where practitioners should exercise care rather than assume a fixed threshold applies.
"There is a meaningful difference between a claim being repeated and a claim being verified, and it is important not to blur the two," said Jeremy Noetzelman, Chief Executive Officer of Press Advantage. "Different AI systems handle sources in different ways, so no single approach guarantees a particular outcome. The purpose of this guidance is to help brands understand the landscape, not to suggest that visibility alone establishes fact."
The guidance addresses why a brand's own website and owned channels present a specific limitation in this context. Because those sources are not independent of the entity making the claim, the company suggests they may be treated differently than references originating from separate outlets. Press Advantage notes that this observation reflects general principles of source attribution rather than a measured threshold that applies uniformly across systems.
The company connects the discussion to its broader work in press release distribution. The Press Advantage media distribution platform places client stories across a range of news outlets and their affiliates. The company states that while such distribution can increase the number of places a story appears, brands should understand distribution and independent verification as separate matters and should not assume that wider circulation converts a claim into an established fact.
"The takeaway is one of caution as much as opportunity," Noetzelman added. "Wider circulation may increase where a story is seen, but it does not replace the work of substantiating a claim. Brands are better served by accurate, verifiable information than by volume alone."
Additional commentary on the topic is shared through the Press Advantage LinkedIn page, where the company discusses press release strategy, search visibility, and related subjects.


Press Advantage is a press release writing and distribution service operated by Velluto Tech Incubator, founded in Las Vegas, Nevada in 2011. The company employs US-based writing professionals who craft news releases reviewed by editorial staff before distribution to news outlets, and it provides SEO promotion, dynamic reporting, and account support to businesses of all sizes.
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For more information about Press Advantage, contact the company here:
Press Advantage
Jeremy Noetzelman
support@pressadvantage.com
PO Box 29502 #84699
Las Vegas, NV 89126
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Golden Group International Outlines Menstrual Access Priorities for Schools and College Campuses

Town of Patterson, New York - September 15, 2026 - PRESSADVANTAGE - 
Golden Group International, a U.S. manufacturer of commercial-grade menstrual product dispensers, receptacles, and disposal systems, has outlined practical guidance to help schools and college campuses maintain reliable menstrual product access throughout the academic year. The company's durable, low-maintenance solutions are designed for schools, campuses, and other institutional facilities.
Throughout the academic year, reliable menstrual product access depends on more than stocking supplies. Free-vend dispensing, dependable refill schedules, sufficient disposal capacity, accessible installation, and routine maintenance each contribute to systems that function reliably for students and facilities teams.

Free-vend dispensing removes the need for coins or tokens, allowing students to obtain products without cost or delay. The company emphasizes that dispensers perform reliably only when paired with a defined refill schedule, so units do not sit empty during peak periods. Golden Group International's dispensers are designed to use standard, non-proprietary menstrual product refills, giving schools greater flexibility in sourcing supplies and helping simplify long-term program management. Adequate disposal capacity within restrooms helps reduce overflow and supports hygiene standards, while installation at accessible heights and locations helps campuses meet accessibility expectations.
Routine maintenance rounds out the list. Golden Group International points to periodic inspection of dispensers, receptacles, and mounting hardware as a step that helps prevent disruptions during the school year. The company has published a school dispenser maintenance checklist and a menstrual product dispenser guide covering legislation and accessibility, both intended to help facilities staff plan procurement, installation, and ongoing upkeep.
"Restrooms tend to get evaluated after a problem appears, but menstrual access works best when the planning happens before issues arise," said Jackie Transue, President of Golden Group International. "Free-vend dispensing, a set refill schedule, and adequate disposal capacity are the components that help keep a program running reliably throughout the academic year."
The company adds that requirements differ by jurisdiction, which affects how schools approach product selection and placement. Some states and districts mandate free products in specified grade levels or building types, while others leave decisions to individual institutions. Because of this variation, Golden Group International encourages procurement teams to confirm local rules alongside their equipment and refill plans.
"State and district rules are not uniform, so what satisfies one campus may fall short at another," Transue said. "Reviewing those requirements early, then matching dispensers and disposal to actual restroom traffic, gives schools a system they can maintain rather than one they have to fix."
Golden Group International frames menstrual care for schools as a facilities function that benefits from the same planning applied to other restroom infrastructure. By addressing dispensing, refills, disposal, accessibility, and maintenance together, campuses can reduce gaps in access and establish systems designed to perform reliably throughout the school year.


Golden Group International, Ltd. is a U.S. manufacturer of commercial-grade menstrual product dispensers, receptacles, and disposal systems for schools, campuses, commercial facilities, and other institutional environments. The company also distributes complementary menstrual care, hygiene and facility products from other manufacturers.
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Golden Group International
Jackie Transue
845-440-5220
sales@goldengroupinternational.com
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Park View Academy Announces September Enrollment Across Both Locations

Jersey City, New Jersey - September 15, 2026 - PRESSADVANTAGE - 
Park View Academy has announced that September enrollment is now open at both of its locations, as the academy continues to emphasize outdoor time as a regular part of early learning. The announcement follows recent classroom activity highlighting daily strolls as more than recreation, framing time outdoors as an opportunity for children to observe their surroundings, build sensory awareness, and take in new sights and sounds.
The academy operates locations on Park View Avenue and Marin Boulevard and is accepting enrollment for infant, pre-toddler, and toddler programs at both sites. Each location offers the same play-based approach, with educators guiding children through experiences that combine indoor classroom work with outdoor observation and movement. According to the academy, even brief outdoor moments can support healthy growth and give young children space to notice nature, weather, and the sounds of their neighborhood.
Play-based, child-centered, and grounded in research, the HighScope Curriculum remains central to daily practice. In their HighScope classrooms, children are guided to explore, interact, and use their imagination through purposeful play. Teachers support and extend learning based on each child’s developmental level so children can plan, carry out, and reflect on their activities. Outdoor time fits that structure by giving children a setting in which they can look, listen, move, and later revisit what they noticed.
“Outdoor time gives children a chance to slow down and take in the world around them,” said Yeon Benkovitz, co-founder of Park View Academy. “A walk or outdoor play can become a lesson in observation, language, and confidence when teachers stay present and help children name what they see, hear, and feel.”
The academy describes outdoor time as part of a consistent daily routine that also includes free play, group activities, meals, and rest. That predictability is intended to help children feel secure while they explore. Teachers use outdoor moments to support sensory development, social interaction, and early language as children comment on what they notice. The academy has said that simple adventures, including neighborhood walks and time in nearby outdoor spaces, can become meaningful learning experiences when they are planned with intention.
Diane Branco, the other co-founder of Park View Academy, said, “Enrollment at both locations allows families to choose the setting that works for their household while receiving the same approach to care and learning. Outdoor time is one way the team helps children connect classroom learning with the world just beyond the door.”
Their child care programs are designed to meet children where they are developmentally. The infant program focuses on individualized care and gentle stimulation. Pre-toddler classrooms emphasize inquiry, independence, and a sense of belonging through exploration of materials tied to literacy, math, art, science, and music. Toddler classrooms support curiosity, self-help skills, and participation in whole-group, small-group, and individual play. Across all programs, the academy says children learn through play, with teachers encouraging both independent exploration and shared activity.
The academy also offers seasonal experiences that complement year-round programming, including themed summer camp activities, outdoor play, field trips, and special projects. Those offerings are presented as extensions of the same educational approach rather than separate products. Educators receive training in the HighScope method and ongoing professional development so classroom practice stays aligned with the curriculum’s plan-do-review structure.
Park View Academy’s stated mission is to partner with parents in cultivating a lifelong love of learning. Its core values include dependability, engagement, integrity, genuineness, and growth. The academy says those values guide how staff work with children, communicate with families, and support one another. Both locations are described as offering a bilingual HighScope program and a community-centered environment intended to help children feel known and supported.
September enrollment is open for all programs at the Park View Avenue and Marin Boulevard locations. Families seeking program details may use the academy’s established channels to learn more. Facilities emphasize safety, privacy, and quality care, with policies designed to protect family information while supporting daily operations.


Park View Academy is a childcare and early education center dedicated to nurturing young minds through research-based, play-oriented programs. With a team of experienced educators, the academy provides infant, pre-toddler, toddler, and seasonal care options in a welcoming environment that prioritizes each child’s development and family partnership.
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For more information about Park View Academy, contact the company here:
Park View Academy
Yeon Benkovitz
201-499-5775
office@parkviewacademyjc.com
33 Park View Avenue, Jersey City, New Jersey 07302

DumpIt.Biz Expands Dumpster Rental Coverage Across the Acadiana Region

Youngsville, Louisiana - September 15, 2026 - PRESSADVANTAGE - 
DumpIt.Biz, a Louisiana-based waste management provider, has expanded its dumpster rental coverage across the Acadiana region and surrounding communities, addressing growing demand from residential, commercial, and construction customers throughout south Louisiana. The expanded coverage now serves Lafayette, Carencro, Crowley, Opelousas, Baton Rouge, Eunice, Youngsville, Broussard, and New Iberia.
The company reports that continued residential renovation activity, construction development, and community cleanup projects across the region have contributed to increased interest in roll-off dumpster services. To meet these needs, the provider offers containers in 10-yard, 15-yard, 20-yard, and 30-yard sizes suited for home renovations, yard waste removal, roofing projects, office cleanouts, estate clearance, and disaster recovery.
Beyond dumpster rentals, the company maintains a broader waste management portfolio that includes office trailer rentals for construction sites, portable toilet rentals for events and job sites, and site services such as concrete washout bins and temporary site support. These offerings allow contractors and event organizers across the Acadiana region to manage waste and sanitation from a single provider.
Jason Dejean, spokesperson for DumpIt.Biz, said the expanded coverage reflects the operational demands of the communities the company serves. "Waste management needs vary widely from one project to the next, and residents and contractors across Acadiana require dependable service whether they are clearing out a home, managing a roofing job, or supporting a large community event," Dejean said. "Extending consistent coverage to cities like Opelousas, Eunice, and New Iberia allows the company to respond to those needs as they arise."
The company noted that its service area also reaches Baton Rouge and other parts of Louisiana, providing a regional footprint that supports both short-term residential projects and longer construction timelines. Junk removal services for items such as refrigerators, mattresses, general garbage, and construction debris are also available across the coverage area.
Dejean added that seasonal factors often influence demand for waste removal services in the region. "South Louisiana experiences its share of storm activity and seasonal cleanup cycles, and having containers and site services available across a wide area helps communities recover and rebuild more efficiently," he said. "The goal at Dumpit.biz is to keep waste management straightforward for the customer, from the initial booking through final pickup."
The company offers online booking for its services, along with a resource blog and answers to frequently asked questions to help customers select the appropriate container size and service for a given project. Container selection guidance is intended to help both first-time renters and experienced contractors match equipment to the scope of their work.


DumpIt.Biz is a waste management company based in Lafayette, Louisiana. The company provides dumpster rentals, office trailer rentals, portable toilet rentals, and site services to residential, commercial, and construction customers. Its service area includes Baton Rouge, Carencro, Crowley, Eunice, Lafayette, Opelousas, Youngsville, Broussard, New Iberia, Lake Charles, Moss Bluff, and Sulphur. The company focuses on providing waste management and site service solutions for projects of varying scale throughout south Louisiana.

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For more information about DumpIt.Biz, contact the company here:
DumpIt.Biz
Jason Dejean
337-552-5009
jasondejean@yahoo.com
199 Vendeur Rd, Youngsville, LA 70592
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InvestorNewsBreaks – SPARC AI Inc. (CSE: SPAI) (OTCQB: SPAIF) (Frankfurt: 5OV0) Featured in AINewsWire Editorial on GPS-Independent Drone Positioning

This article has been disseminated on behalf of SPARC AI Inc. and may include paid advertising. SPARC AI (CSE: SPAI) (OTCQB: SPAIF) (Frankfurt: 5OV0) announced its placement in an AINewsWire editorial examining emerging positioning infrastructure designed to enable autonomous drones to operate when satellite navigation is unavailable or unreliable. The editorial highlights SPARC AI’s Overwatch […]