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Our city has sat on the fence too long as far as I am concerned and needs to deal with …
In my frequent trips through Cedar Rapids on Interstate 380, two thoughts come to mind. The first concerns the controversial …
Trade unions train their workers at no cost to the taxpayers. They train new workers from start to end, and …
I am so glad to hear that merlins are nesting here again after more than a century. Now if someone …
The April 18 Honor Flight to Washington, D.C. was a demonstration of selflessness by numerous volunteers who organized and oversaw …
Election year and Iowans reflect on our duties toward society. Reflect on this opinion found in Walter E. Williams’ April …
I applaud The Gazette’s articles concerning the proposed tax increase for the Cedar Rapids Public Library. I love books and …
Regarding the April 25 guest column by Carletta Knox-Seymour ‘Violence is a public health issue”: I must disagree with this …
Reporter Mitchell Schmidt’s article on April 6 ‘In Iowa, the cost of living outpaces wages” extensively reviews a study by …
Today we celebrate Thank A Youth Worker Day. This day was created to recognize individuals who make it their life’s …
As a faculty member at Iowa colleges for more than 10 years, currently at University of Northern Iowa, I am …
Rod Sullivan has been a Johnson County supervisor for the past 12 years. Outside of that, he belongs to many …
As a mother of a son with epilepsy, I stay up-to-date enough to know that Iowans cannot wait any longer …
As I write this, it is Earth Day 2016, a day on which more than 174 countries have signed the …
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