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Author Archives: Jeff
Oct
18
Cityview description of Lincoln Highway change is wrong
I don’t know what possessed Cityview’s Jim Duncan to open up a story about food at the Meskwaki casino with a Lincoln Highway conspiracy theory, but it’s flat out incorrect. Duncan writes: The Lincoln Highway’s course was only altered in one … Continue reading
Posted in Highway Miscellaneous, Tama County
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Oct
17
New I-80 to I-29 ramp opens
June 27, 2006: This sign assembly was the first gantry on eastbound I-80 after crossing the Missouri River bridge in Council Bluffs. Now the I-29 NB exit will be on the right side. The left “fork” for I-29, the first … Continue reading
Posted in Construction
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Oct
16
US 34 Missouri River bridge will open Oct. 22
After many delays, the new Plattsmouth bridge is scheduled to open Oct. 22, creating a shorter four-lane link from I-29 to the south Omaha suburbs. There are stories from the Omaha World-Herald, WOWT, and KMA Radio. After the bridge is … Continue reading
Posted in Construction, Highway Miscellaneous
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Oct
15
Sub-$3 gas back in Iowa
Wooo. (WQAD) Even if my road tripping is limited right now, gas below $3 is a good thing.
Posted in Iowa Miscellaneous
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Oct
15
US 20 figures into governor debate
Story from Sioux City Journal. This version online puts the four-laning of US 20, and the closely related gas tax issue, as the centerpiece of the debate.
Posted in Highway Miscellaneous
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Oct
14
US 63 closed in Waterloo for construction
This month’s closure of US 63 north of downtown Waterloo involves new pavement around the railroad crossing. News release from the DOT’s website. It is supposed to be closed for the next three weeks or so. This is a timed post.
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Oct
13
License Plate Letters — CPT, CSM, CXB
We’re jumping through the C’s rather quickly now, so the question of “Will Iowa’s cycle include D as a first letter this time?” will likely be answered sometime early next year if not sooner. The 1997 issuing cycle jumped from … Continue reading
Posted in License Plates
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Oct
10
Lincoln Highway meeting in Tama
Maybe I missed a memo on this. (The website itself still says TBA, and the information is only on Facebook. This does not change my anti-Facebook stance.) Copied from that link: Iowa Lincoln Highway Association September 26 The next meeting of the … Continue reading
Posted in Iowa Miscellaneous
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Oct
10
Unique Homecoming at ISU
Because of some creative scheduling for TV contracts, Iowa State will be playing a non-conference game for Homecoming this year. According to the ISU media guide, Toledo is only the second non-conference Homecoming opponent in nearly a century and sixth … Continue reading
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Oct
09
Remsen won’t give up high school easily
Remsen, population 1663, is at risk of becoming one of the largest towns in Iowa to lose its (public) high school in recent decades. A proposal has been made for whole-grade sharing with Marcus-Meriden-Cleghorn with the high school in Marcus. … Continue reading
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