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Why do people in authority positions tend to think they’re above the law; or think their prejudicial practices go unnoticed …
Reading that they are using facial recognition at TSA checks at airports. How is this going to work for people …
Pharmacy Benefit Managers (PBMs) detrimentally impact our rural towns and health care systems. As a lifelong resident of a rural …
This past week, a three-year-old child died en route to Chicago on a bus chartered as part of Operation Lone …
To any person wanting to ban books, I would ask if you have read the entire book and understood the …
We are writing on behalf of the Linn-Mar Coalition for Public Schools, a volunteer, grassroots organization of families and neighbors …
I was shocked by Arleigh Clemens’ letter in the July 30 Gazette calling Norman Sherman a “light head” who publishes …
Make sweet corn sweeter? Seriously? Why? It’s perfect the way it is — dripping with butter and salted like there’s …
Interesting article on the school board plans in the Aug. 1 Gazette. It was nonsense. The best part was the …
Thanks to state Rep. Skyler Wheeler for clarifying the confusion school districts are experiencing about which books to remove: “This …
I would like to express my support for the Manatee Protection in Florida. My family and I live in the …
Joe Biden, fourth in the 2020 Iowa caucuses, likely will face Donald Trump, second in the 2016 Iowa caucuses, in …
On behalf of Project GREEN, we thank the gardeners, volunteers, business sponsors, and the many gardeners and friends who came …
I found the July 2 editorial by Althea Cole (“Iowa families ready, eager for Education Savings Accounts) a bit off …
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