As Board President of Systems Unlimited Inc., I write today to highlight two important issues affecting Iowa’s future: ensuring that …
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As Board President of Systems Unlimited Inc., I write today to highlight two important issues affecting Iowa’s future: ensuring that …
Title IX was enacted to provide females the same opportunity to participate in athletics as men. Yet, the U.S. Senate, …
Remember, when the state of Iowa elected Obama to be president? I do. Remember when the state of Iowa legalized …
I use a variety of news sources, including The Gazette, to be aware of the goings-on of the community and …
I am writing to urge residents to reduce unnecessary urban pesticide use and reconsider lawn culture in our communities. Johnson …
The future of the University of Iowa lease for the Macbride Nature Recreation Area (MNRA) is in jeopardy. The reason …
Pints & Politics
A periodic, lighthearted look at Iowa political news from The Gazette's opinion desk.
What has happened to “Iowa Nice” in the last decade? Iowans just keep voting for representatives that are not nice …
It’s not looking good, America. Hans Gruber has our wife by the wristwatch; we can’t even see Apollo Creed through …
If passed, SF 376, introduced by Sen. Mike Klimesh, will remove ALL local control for siting renewable energy. No county …
I have been represented in Congress by both parties. While I disagree with my GOP representatives on many issues, we …
In the Sunday, Feb. 23 Gazette “Iowa Today ” section, Linn County Attorney Nick Maybanks, a, member of the Iowa …
I am a Pulmonary physician living in Solon and I routinely see residents living with a variety of complex lung …
There is a monster that is currently working in Washington, DC. It is not the federal “bureaucracy.” Our novel experiment …
After more than 200 failed attempts to outlaw lynching,” (Sen. Schumer) Congress finally passed the Emmett Till Antilynching Act. Signed …
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