Bill Quinby’s spirit of community service lives on.
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Bill Quinby’s spirit of community service lives on.
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A periodic, lighthearted look at Iowa political news from The Gazette's opinion desk.
We believe the Legislature and governor have been derelict in their duty to address such a compelling public health situation.
Google's Cedar Rapids project is has the potential for striking deals with other high-tech firms.
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This has been the sort of legislative session where often the best outcome you can hope for is bad ideas …
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Partisan politicians have no business writing school curriculum. We have education professionals setting curriculum standards, and they don’t need to be managed by politicians seeking to score political points.
A bill approved this week by the Iowa Senate making changes to local civil service investigations would also eliminate citizen police review boards.
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