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Category Archives: Iowa Miscellaneous
Nov
24
A sign of redundancies to come
Sept. 3, 2006: This sign’s days may be numbered. New BGSs in both directions on I-80 at Exit 142 include IA 330. They read “West 6/North 65/North 330, Bondurant/Altoona”. In all likelihood, this means that IA 330 is going to be … Continue reading
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Nov
19
Almost.
In 1964, the Iowa Highway Commission made a sort of wish-list for freeways that would be built in addition to the interstates. With some changes to the corridor paths, this has been the root of the state’s operating plan for … Continue reading
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Nov
10
I-74 bridge timeline
The westbound (northbound) I-74 bridge predates the interstate highway system by more than 20 years. As revealed at a Bettendorf City Council meeting, construction on the new I-74 bridge will begin in 2019 with expected completion around 2023. The first … Continue reading
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Nov
09
Three seasons in one weekend
Well, this is, uh, weird. Also, Iowa.
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Nov
08
How Iowa’s congressmen have exited
Iowa’s House districts, 1942-60. Compare to the present-day map I put in the Election Day post. The reduction (again) of Iowa’s congressional districts created a race between incumbents in the new 3rd, which is one of the very few times … Continue reading
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Nov
08
ISU fans benefit from Longhorn Network
Longhorn Network-branded camera equipment at the Erwin Center in Austin, January 24, 2012. Photo has been lightened. The Iowa State at Texas game was picked for the nearly-mythical Longhorn Network a while ago, probably as the least-desired conference home game … Continue reading
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Nov
06
Election Day
Iowa officially loses a U.S. House seat today, now on a peer level with Arkansas and Utah. This is technically the fifth set of Iowa U.S. House districts in my lifetime. Also, we are now as far from the 2000 election … Continue reading
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Nov
01
Two longtime Iowa TV personalities leaving
WHO’s John Bachman is leaving at the end of November and KCRG’s John Campbell is retiring Dec. 14.
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Oct
26
How many needed for SEC membership?
Iowa’s third standalone Chick-Fil-A opened Thursday and a fourth will open next week.
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Oct
25
For your 3 AM Old Navy needs
Tanger Outlet at the Williamsburg exit will be open from 10 PM Thanksgiving to 9 PM Friday. That’s 23 solid hours of shopping potential. The Iowa-Nebraska game starts at 11 AM that Friday, so maybe the late (early?) hours will … Continue reading
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