By passing the Social Security Act in the middle of America’s Great Depression, President Franklin D. Roosevelt enabled millions of …
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By passing the Social Security Act in the middle of America’s Great Depression, President Franklin D. Roosevelt enabled millions of …
I learned about the fight against hunger at a young age. I was five years old and would go to …
In times of crisis, such as last month’s significant flood event, communities rely on established leaders – city officials, law …
So Halloween and an election are looming, which seems like a great time to channel Edgar Allan Poe. Poe’s darker …
‘There’s a witch at the start of my route and a haunted house halfway through. Can you handle that, Squirt?” …
Pretty soon the Iowa Board of Regents will need to explain its actions. A Polk County lawsuit by University of …
The rosy dawn rises above a sea of tents and teepees across the land at the confluence of the Missouri …
Gov. Terry Branstad said this week he’s willing to sit down with state legislative leaders after the election to talk …
In the days leading up to and immediately following the Cedar River’s crest in September, we saw the full force …
On Sunday Sept. 18, The Gazette published a guest column from farmer John Gilbert ‘Water quality: Four conclusions, and one …
If we were to believe the images in some political campaign commercials, Cedar Rapids would have burned to the ground …
Everyone loves an underdog, so it is not surprising that people all over the world are rooting for the Cubbies …
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