We ran one hell of a campaign. Though the outcome may not have gone our way, we have won in …
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We ran one hell of a campaign. Though the outcome may not have gone our way, we have won in …
I started Oct. 15. It is now, as I write this, Nov. 19. I have called United Health/AARP Medicare Part …
I moved here a year ago and Iowa drivers are making me crazy. I don’t understand why, when the speed …
On Oct. 18, our family was at the Cedar Rapids airport to welcome home the World War II Honor Flight …
Trinity Lutheran School was a recent winner in the US Cellular Calling All Communities contest. A team of US Cellular …
If the Iowa Legislature has an open mind to the compelling testimony presented at a special Senate interim subcommittee gathering …
Rogette Huntington, a self-proclaimed conservative and a schoolteacher from West Des Moines, summed up the attitude that has prevented our …
I found Mr. Todd Dorman’s remarks about the bus crusaders for marriage rights (Nov. 10 column) insulting. If he and …
The University of Iowa bias in The Gazette is ridiculous sometimes. If the Hawkeyes had a win like Iowa State …
One hears a lot about newspapers losing subscribers to Internet sources of media. I can’t help but wonder: Is it …
I’m not a perfect person, nobody has to tell me that. I saw a movie called “Courageous” and I hope …
In response to the front page story in The Gazette (“The cost of dying,” Nov. 14) on Medicare and hospice, …
Does tolerance mean that we reject the belief that there is both right and wrong in the world we live …
I-JOBS was started by Gov. Chet Culver to use money for Iowa projects and employ Iowa workers and pay union …
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