In December 1976, I graduated from college and accepted a position as a tax accountant in a CPA firm. Thus, …
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In December 1976, I graduated from college and accepted a position as a tax accountant in a CPA firm. Thus, …
For 52 years the Land and Water Conservation Fund has supported projects across the country that provide important recreational access …
In my very first State of the City address to the people of Cedar Rapids in 2010, as I ended …
I admit this could be a cheerier travelogue. In the span of a year – Oct. 18, 2016, to Oct. 17, …
Greed knows no religious boundary. On May 12, 2008, the day federal immigration officials raided the Agriprocessors plant in Postville, …
If the United States hadn’t admitted my refugee parents in 1937, my family wouldn’t be alive now. So it means …
I see the name on my phone, and my heart sinks. I know who is calling and why. ‘Hello,” I answer. …
RURAL AMERICA – So, I’m sitting at a table for four in a lovely Italian restaurant, a place owned by …
Arbitrary or not, annual closure of the calendar evokes reflection on what has past and hope for what may lie …
If anything, 2017 was a quotable year. Here are four that sum up a year’s worth of news in the …
How many salaried politicians does it take to run one of Iowa’s 99 counties? Linn County is moving toward a …
In the case of a former Postville meatpacking executive, political clout appears to have once again thwarted justice. While the …
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