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Chad and Julie Jansen are shown with their 2024 Grow Clinton Community Cornerstone Award outside The Bicycle Station & Jensen Oil Company, Clinton, Iowa, on Thursday, Aug. 1. CREDIT DAVE THOMPSON
CLINTON, Iowa – Chad Jensen is a businessman who appreciates the past, but is also looking to the future.
His Clinton business – called The Bicycle Station & Jensen Oil Company – has a long history in the community. His family started at the business in 1948 when it was an auto service station. It later transformed into a business that…
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