For over a year, the Dakota Access Pipeline has been in some stage of governmental review. Now with the final …
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For over a year, the Dakota Access Pipeline has been in some stage of governmental review. Now with the final …
It seems like a good time to check in on the race for the Democratic nomination in your 1st Congressional …
Recently, I announced that I’m running for the U.S. Senate from Iowa. Ironically, the Cedar Rapids Gazette placed the article …
On Friday of this past week, The Gazette reported plans by school administrators to eliminate librarians at two of our …
Sometimes, sadly, pretty pictures and profitability don’t mix. Case in point, the park that was supposed to go at the …
The city of Cedar Rapids has suffered many losses of young life within the last year do to the use …
As a candidate and a constituent, I was deeply disappointed by Representative Rizer’s attempt to justify the underfunding of public …
The Cedar Rapids City Council is thinking about hiring another consultant to tell us what to do with our golf …
Just when a prolonged and extreme political season seemed to signal an end of civility, an unassuming man in the …
In the wake of the gun violence last fall that claimed the life of 15-year-old Aaron Richardson, community leaders came …
In response to a guest column by Frank J. Zieser blaming homeowners for Iowa’s water pollution crisis (‘We must share …
Since the atrocities of Flint, Michigan’s water crisis, my father’s occasional saying to me as a child, ‘get the lead …
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