To the editor: I don’t know who thinks putting in crossing arms will quiet trains downtown, but it won’t. I …
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To the editor: I don’t know who thinks putting in crossing arms will quiet trains downtown, but it won’t. I …
To the editor: Recently, The Gazette and Des Moines Register published articles about the State of Iowa accusing Dr. David …
To the editor: I don’t understand why certain groups of people in our city of potholes want to waste good …
To the editor: Regarding the June 3 article ‘Library poised to ask voters for new tax”: The taxpayers of Cedar …
To the editor: In March, three senators introduced a bill that would place marijuana as a Schedule II drug under …
To the editor: I was pleased to see your coverage of law enforcement officers making the connection between receiving a …
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A periodic, lighthearted look at Iowa political news from The Gazette's opinion desk.
To the editor: I was dismayed to read the May 10 article saying that Cedar Rapids is getting a reputation …
To the editor: It weighs heavy on my heart to not know if my uncle, Sgt. Marine Corp. Byron Peterson, …
To the editor: It was a beautiful day for the first downtown farmers market. There was such a large crowd …
To the editor: I know, I know, this is the same compliant voiced every year, but it is never dealt …
To the editor: As the political scene heats up for 2016 elections, the mistaken belief that low-income folks are lazy …
To the editor: Regarding the June 1 guest column ‘Difficult time to teach” by Kim Miller: This column was so …
To the editor: As the 2nd District Commander of the American Legion, I would like to offer women veterans of …
To the editor: Regarding The Gazette’s article ‘UI launches state’s first virtual clinic,” May 29: A similar project called telemedicine, …
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