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Daily NewslettersIt’s beginning to sound like Christmas. But if you feel like those catchy carols don’t quite capture the modern spirit, …
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It’s beginning to sound like Christmas. But if you feel like those catchy carols don’t quite capture the modern spirit, …
We should all be counting our blessings this Christmas that a railway strike will indeed not happen
One of the sources used by Alexander Rapp in mapping out old public transit routes in eastern Iowa: an ad for the streetcar in Cedar Rapids and Marion, from the Cedar Rapids Evening Gazette and Republican, from Friday, 9 October 1931. These lines were replaced by buses by 1937. Courtesey of Alexander Rapp.
A disaster recovery aid package coming down the pipeline will deliver some much-needed affordable housing to Cedar Rapids and Linn …
In 1957, theologian Ted Geisel wrote a children’s story called “How the Grinch Stole Christmas.” You know the story. If …
In the Iowa countryside, farmers’ fields, hillocks and streams define the space. Here the small town lifts humanity. Time echoes …
Abortion was not a good issue for Republicans in the midterms.
Linn County’s Board of Supervisors is considering an ordinance next week that would regulate pipelines carrying hazardous materials, included sequestered …
I like hoodies. They are comfortable, warm, and often celebrate an enterprise, a team or a place. I especially like …
Gazette reporters in recent days have painted a grim picture of the economic struggles being faced in Cedar Rapids and …
Iowa did get redder on election night. But that wave did not reach the school district that was the target of so much Republican derision.
Between Thanksgiving and the end-of-year holidays is Human Rights Day, Dec. 10, another date to star on your calendar. On …
Pints & Politics
A lighthearted look at Iowa political news from The Gazette's opinion desk.
