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Once upon a time there was a man who lived by a river. He heard a radio report that the …
I was very disappointed to see the “Gone with the wind” cartoon (by Larry Garman) on a recent editorial page. …
The Eastern Iowa Airport is undergoing a major change. In 1964, the Cedar Rapids Fire Department opened a fire station …
I wish to thank Cedar Memorial for sponsoring its third annual hospice program that roughly 350 hospice workers and volunteers, …
I was sad to read the letter from a grieving daughter about the lack of care her mother received at …
For those who have had a car damaged in an accident or perhaps are thinking about having their car restored, …
The story about the young woman who blew a 0.341 (blood alcohol, according to police reports) astounds me. Apparently people …
I read with interest the Aug. 27 article “Bringing back barter.” Each year in May, Friends of Hickory Hill Park …
Bob Grove’s submission on Sept. 1, “Americans lucky to have Truman as a leader,” cites a declassified document outlining a …
In an Aug. 20 letter titled “It’s time to follow the golden rule,” one little word has a big impact. …
You may remember, years ago “chicken hawks” were defined as politicians who want the United States to go to war …
Are we about to make a big mistake? It may depend on how well the citizenry expresses itself on the …
So, the city has a problem of the geese messing up the new amphitheater. I don’t mind them wanting to …
The Aug. 30 Gazette article correctly pointed out that “obesity continues to be a problem for Iowans.” What the article …
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