In regards to Al Seabrook’s letter of April 18, I’m glad he and his wife have a $50,000 annual income …
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In regards to Al Seabrook’s letter of April 18, I’m glad he and his wife have a $50,000 annual income …
I voted no on the sales tax extension. It always seemed very unfair to funnel flood water through downtown Cedar …
Just two days after the defeat of the local-option sales tax extension, a front page Gazette article talked of when …
I love Cedar Rapids, and I believe that if you love something, you support it and protect it. I’ve never …
Now that the local-option sales tax (referendum) rush is over, it’s time to take a more realistic look at flood …
Well, here we are all living in “the city of no”, as my wife and I have been referring to …
In response to a couple of recent letters, I say, “Did you read your words after you wrote them?” I …
Last year, I wrote a letter suggesting that anyone applying for a hunting license should have to pass the Minnesota …
On April 26, I had the privilege to go to Washington, D.C., as a World War II veteran with the …
The extent to which distortions and half-truths are thrust at the American people in the name of liberty is truly …
Fact No. 1: In a close vote, the local-option sales tax was defeated. Fact No. 2: Our city still has …
It didn’t take long for the City Council to see that without the extended (sales) tax (for flood protection and …
Well, the city “powers that be” are at it again. Now they want to relocate the Time Check Recreation Center, …
Does anyone remember the leftist-manufactured anxiety attack called the ozone hole? We were all going to get skin cancer and …
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