Buren Sherman’s house was included in a 1969 directory that also included Benton County’s Tilford Academy and the Iowa Braille and Sight Saving School.
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Buren Sherman’s house was included in a 1969 directory that also included Benton County’s Tilford Academy and the Iowa Braille and Sight Saving School.
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State Library of Iowa attributes delivery changes to “rising costs and federal budget uncertainty.”
A state law that bans most abortions after roughly 6 weeks of pregnancy appears to be driving down the number of abortions in Iowa but also driving up the number of Iowans having abortions in neighboring states with less restrictive policies
In one year, the program, which works in partnership with the Johnson County Master Gardeners, has increased the number of participants can join the free program
Of nearly 100 emails that — in the span of a week — flooded the Board of Regents following the release of its proposal to ban required courses involving “substantial” DEI or CRT content, just one supported the proposal.
The Eastern Iowa Airport Commission says proposed site could jeopardize future runway, seeks alternative location and public meeting.
Members of the Cedar Rapids airport commission raised concerns this morning after an apparent plan by Alliant Energy to construct a gas-fired power plant on land adjacent to their Travero warehouse in Fairfax.
Available for adoption at Cedar Rapids Animal Care & Control
Also in this week’s Government Notes, Cedar Rapids is supporting a new initiative to address homelessness.
College Community School District is launching a program with the upcoming school year that educators hope will immerse kids in learning through play. CCSD says it is among the first school districts in Iowa to implement the learning model.
Disability Rights Iowa, which has relied on federal funding, in 2009 launched an investigation into a program employing men with disabilities in a Muscatine County turkey processing plant. In 2023, the group sued the state to force community services for children with severe needs.
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