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Monthly Archives: September 2012
Sep
10
US 61 plans in Des Moines County
Stories from the Burlington Hawk Eye and KWQC. Maps are, as usual, at the DOT’s PIM site (look for Sept. 6). Just north of Burlington, the four-lane would eliminate the slight winds, then depending on the location run immediately east … Continue reading
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Sep
09
We need unified Iowa HS football hashtags
Many Iowa media outlets have agreed on using the Twitter hashtag “iahsfb” when covering Friday night games live. By using this tag, one can follow updates on games across the state. (Following football games like this is one of the … Continue reading
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Sep
09
ESPN’s Big 12 blogger doesn’t like Iowa State much
This is David Ubben’s third season of covering the Big 12 Conference for ESPN. He has never been to Ames. Ultimately, we still cover the most nationally relevant games in the Big 12 each week. Iowa State likes to pull … Continue reading
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Sep
06
ISU-Iowa: No love lost
As we wait for Saturday’s game, there is something Iowa State needs to be reminded of: Many, many Iowa fans take ISU’s mere existence on the schedule as an insult. Read this from last year, right before the game, when … Continue reading
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Sep
06
ISU’s road game loss streaks
Same song, nth verse: It’s hard for Iowa State to win on the road. (It’s hard to win at home, too, but let’s put that aside.) It’s been a full decade since Iowa State last won at Kinnick Stadium. Here … Continue reading
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Sep
06
Matchstick museum reaches “name-drop” status
U.S. Sen. Amy Klobuchar, D-MN, talked to Iowa Democrats at the convention in Charlotte, NC. Here’s how she familiarized herself, according to Politico: “You have Albert, the world’s largest bull, we have the world’s largest ball of twine. You carve … Continue reading
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Sep
05
Kyle Munson and “A Place for Heroes”
He went to Traer and met up with the movie producer and my dad. I didn’t know anything about this until yesterday. We dined Tuesday beneath the gaze of the mounted deer head and pheasant at Sunnyside tavern and restaurant, … Continue reading
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Sep
04
“A Place for Heroes” continued coverage
From the Marshalltown Times-Republican. The Hollywood types have been impressed with our attitudes and hospitality: “Everybody’s been so welcoming and nice,” [Samantha] Tuffarelli said. “People actually acknowledge you and are so helpful.” See also the cover of Sunday’s paper (PDF).
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Sep
03
License Plate Countdown — ZXD
Will we make it to the end of the year? Probably not but stay tuned.
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Sep
03
Hurricane Isaac followup
The remnants of Hurricane Isaac, which by Saturday was nothing more than a spinning low-pressure system, reached state parks in far southeastern Iowa and soaked the Old Threshers Reunion in Mount Pleasant.
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