This editorial is part of our 2016 editorial focus, Building blocks: Working together to make our communities great places to …
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This editorial is part of our 2016 editorial focus, Building blocks: Working together to make our communities great places to …
Many youth mentoring programs in Cedar Rapids are looking for mentors and volunteers. ACADEMY FOR SCHOLASTIC AND PERSONAL SUCCESS ‘ …
Over the last year, Johnson County has made advances in addressing racial injustice among youth. One of our greatest successes …
Do you have a pension? It may be at risk. The U.S. Congress has passed the Multiemployer Pension Reform Act …
The city of Cedar Rapids is taking another swing at fixing its money-losing golf operation. The city can’t afford another …
Like many substance abuse professionals, I strongly support the research of cannabidiol (CBD) and marijuana in general, and research is …
In 1867, Alexander G. Clark sued the Muscatine Public School district when his daughter was denied admission because of her …
Iowa’s public schools cannot afford and shouldn’t be asked to absorb new unfunded state mandates, especially when budgets are so …
So U.S. Sen. Chuck Grassley and Judge Merrick Garland had breakfast together on Tuesday. It must have been somewhat awkward. …
International Anti-Street Harassment Week is an opportunity to raise awareness and protest the gender-based violence that occurs in our communities …
The disaster with Flint, Michigan’s drinking water, incited by political leaders more devoted to fiscal austerity than the common good, …
Land use, small farm food production and transportation are three of the important environmental issues voters should consider when choosing …
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