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If we are smart enough to get a man to the moon, why can’t we find a way to get …
I opened The Gazette the day after Tiger Woods’ news conference and found three articles in three sections about him. …
Texting is only one thing we should look at. I see people with a dog in their arms and on …
I’m short and getting old. The easiest and most efficient way for me to handle the Yardy is to tip …
The Feb. 28 letter to the editor “Tea partiers sound more like anarchists” contained two specific comments that are antithetical …
It would appear to me that modifying the Yardy would be a mistake because: l You would no longer be …
Congratulations to Mayor Ron Corbett and the entire Cedar Rapids City Council for their courageous decision on the new library …
Recently, our license plates were due to be renewed plus our family had occasion to do other business at the …
Kudos to the Linn County Conservation Board for grooming the trails at Morgan Creek Park, Squaw Creek Park and Wickiup …
Apolo Ohno was robbed in the final Olympic 500-meter short-track race. While defending himself from the aggressive attack of a …
In this open letter to consumers, I am requesting that you delve deeply into the hidden agenda of the Humane …
In regards to Herman Lenz’s Feb. 18 letter about “high-speed rigs,” I certainly hope he read the article the following …
It has been said that the basic tenant of living is “there is no such thing as a free meal.” …
It is time for Congress to listen to the American people, not the insurance companies. Pass health care that works …
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