Heard of the cognitive tax? This week, thanks to Cedar Rapids Public Transit, I’m feeling it. Cognitive tax is a …
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Heard of the cognitive tax? This week, thanks to Cedar Rapids Public Transit, I’m feeling it. Cognitive tax is a …
After the end of the 2016 Republican race for a nominee for president, when both Ted Cruz and John Kasich …
Everyone has an opinion about taxes, particularly when they come due. When we think about tax policy, we tend to …
Only a few seats were filled on the Route 5S bus Wednesday night when I boarded for the last trip …
Most Iowans don’t move after they reach retirement, meaning many will ‘age in place” in neighborhoods where daily activities require …
Growing up in a town where the tallest structure was a grain elevator, it was a very big deal when …
Remember yesterday when I warned that today’s transit blog installment might arrive a little late? Even I didn’t expect it …
GO. Just two letters. However, those two letters represent the momentum and energy that I have felt in this community …
Little did I know when filing my child endangerment bill (HF 2064) in January that it would become the answer …
If you want to ride in Cedar Rapids, you can’t escape the hub. My not-so-stellar Monday kept true to form …
The old axiom proved true again. You can lead a Legislature to serious water-quality issues, but you can’t make them …
The Bakken pipeline poses serious risks to Iowa’s farmland and waters. Yet the project’s impacts have not been fully assessed …
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