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Get on a boat on the upper Mississippi River, and you'll eventually come upon a looming concrete structure stretching across the river's main channel. Locks and dams are a distinct feature of the upper river. But what are they for? And who controls them?
Legislative leaders say they won’t revisit the so-called ‘culture wars’ this session.
The conference on Jan. 13 in Cedar Rapids will feature 26 panelists, six entertainers and organizers hope more than 1,000 participants from across the state.
Iowa Conservatory sees 10 students, high spirits in boarding school’s first year
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