The federal funds coming to Cedar Rapids to help with planting new trees and reforestation of the city is great, …
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The federal funds coming to Cedar Rapids to help with planting new trees and reforestation of the city is great, …
I have never been a patient at Mercy Hospital in Iowa City. I am not a Catholic. In fact, I …
If the Congress cannot do their job and vote for a budget, then Congress should be the first to feel …
Contrary to what letters in this newspaper reported, the climate crisis remains. It is a crisis. It is peculiar to …
Here are some of Donald Trump’s accomplishments: Tax breaks for the rich. Run up of the national debt more than …
Is climate change really the existential crisis of out time? As reported by Cal Thomas, 1,609 scientists, including two Nobel …
Pints & Politics
A periodic, lighthearted look at Iowa political news from The Gazette's opinion desk.
The Boards and Commissions Review Committee was created in Gov. Kim Reynolds’ extensive plan to reorganize state government. Committee recommendations …
Remember when Gov Reynolds said, “I want my own (attorney general)?” Well, now she has one in Steve King’s former …
I’m writing this to all Americans. We claim the name American, forgetting our neighbors of South America. So I ask …
A letter to the editor criticizing the UI football scoreboard performance suggested visitors might have thought the tech staff “were …
In 2015, Iowa City voters elected the self-declared “Core Four,” local attorney Rockne Cole, retired University of Iowa professor Jim …
Debates are very important, but they have turned more into a circus lately without the animals or clowns. I suggest …
You folks apparently haven’t spent much time thinking about the problems created for election works if ballots and election materials …
According to the Environmental Protection Agency, there’s no imminent need to address pollution contaminating the drinking water of tens of …
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