On Sept. 16, Terence Crutcher’s SUV broke down in Tulsa, Oklahoma. Police arrived. Crutcher did not have a weapon. There …
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On Sept. 16, Terence Crutcher’s SUV broke down in Tulsa, Oklahoma. Police arrived. Crutcher did not have a weapon. There …
Sometime before the election of 2006, there was an article printed in The Gazette about dividing the salaries of the …
As President of the Linn County Conservation Board, it is my responsibility to promote and preserve the health and general …
The authors of this column all participated in changing Linn County government in 2006 by bringing about an election to …
Most Americans, when they think about alcohol prohibition in the 1920s, scratch their heads and ask ‘why did anyone ever …
As I humbly seek your vote for a third term in office as your Linn County Sheriff, I pause briefly …
I was born and raised in Marshalltown Iowa, I have four brothers and wonderful parents. We were raised in a …
I consider myself a dedicated, passionate public servant who is involved in the community and committed to making Linn County …
No matter what political party you favor, you cannot justify paying five Linn County Supervisors $2.7 million and benefits for …
When you decide to run for office, it’s not for personal gain but doing all that you can to improve …
I was very pleased to accept this nomination after my return from service to our country as a medic in …
I was born in the Oakhill Jackson neighborhood on the southeast side of Cedar Rapids. I was raised at first …
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