Marion man delivered Massachusetts bird in 1949
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Cedar Rapids, Iowa 52401
Marion man delivered Massachusetts bird in 1949
Inventions changed how people lived, traveled, communicated
A new mural celebrating the immigrants of all backgrounds, races and ethnicities who have shaped Cedar Rapids is located on the west side of Ideal Social Hall facing the 16th Avenue bridge.
The kit is designed to add to a toolbox of coping skills that are helpful throughout life, but particularly as individuals work through the grief process.
Producers and experts from across the country will share tips for transitioning into organic production and methods to enhance organic operations.
A judge said state and federal courts have found that gender identity discrimination is a form of sex discrimination, which is prohibited under civil rights laws and the equal protection clause of the state constitution.
Iowa’s already strained health care system could be in for a rough winter after officials with the University of Iowa Health Care say flu cases have rapidly increased in the past two weeks, raising the possibility that the state could face “twindemic” spikes of flu and COVID-19.
Sheryl Bass, a college and career transition counselor at Linn-Mar High School, is an advocate for systemic change and for historically underserved students.
An Iowa American Academy of Pediatrics board member says doctors face an ongoing fight against vaccine misinformation on social media.
Turkeys may not be able to fly very far. But their prices can soar — along with the costs of other holiday staples like cranberry sauce and pie filling.
LOUISVILLE, Ky. (AP) — Cadell Walker rushed to get her 9-year-old daughter Solome vaccinated against COVID-19 — not just to protect her but to help stop the coronavirus from spreading and spawning even more dangerous variants.
A person was killed Sunday after authorities were called to a Centerville area home to check on a reported assault, state officials said Monday.
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