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Monthly Archives: August 2013
Aug
12
Of course you realize, this means war
Cedar Rapids Gazette: Iowa-based animal rights group douses State Fair ‘Butter Cow’ with red paint The Des Moines Register has an article and video. Perhaps the Onion was on to something with its “Iowa State Fair Guards Told To Shoot Non–Iowa … Continue reading
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Aug
12
Waterloo Fazoli’s closed July 26
Noooooo! I wonder if location became an issue. It was in a very visible spot, on the west side of Hawkeye Road between San Marnan Drive and US 20, but it was hard to get to — coming from 20/21, … Continue reading
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Aug
10
Carving up Clearfield: Snakes and Ladders
At the end of May, when I made a sample map for a potential dissolution of the Clearfield school district in southwest Iowa, I said that my clean lines didn’t stand a chance for a variety of reasons. I didn’t … Continue reading
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Aug
09
16% of Iowa back into drought
It’s hard to believe, but there it is, on the Drought Monitor. A semicircle centered on Harrison County and extending west to the Guthrie/Dallas line is in “moderate drought.” In addition, only the northeast quarter of the state isn’t “abnormally dry”, … Continue reading
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Aug
08
US 30/218 interchange still an option after all
The advance Project Statement for this week’s meeting about changes to the US 30/218 intersection in Benton County didn’t mention an interchange, but the large maps available include two options: An interchange with ramps in the northwest and southeast quadrants, … Continue reading
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Aug
07
Seneca Wallace’s run never gets old
and is the #20 highlight on Dr. Saturday’s BCS-era list. That’s the second spot for ISU. Iowa’s Tate-to-Holloway Hail Mary against LSU is #12.
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Aug
06
Why not North and South?
Next week, the Ankeny school district starts the year with two high schools for the first time. Their names will be “Ankeny” — no qualifier, just Ankeny, in a building that was only built a few years ago — and … Continue reading
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Aug
05
ISU-OSU 35th in “Best BCS Era Moments”
On the Dr. Saturday Yahoo blog.
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Aug
05
30/218 intersection now planned as J-turn
In a reversal from years of work, the Iowa DOT appears to have scrapped or at least put on hold plans to build an interchange at the intersection of US 30 and US 218 (the Youngville Station corner). Instead, based … Continue reading
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Aug
03
Route 66 photo gallery
The Denver Post did this back in November; it’s a good way to waste some time.
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