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Author Archives: Jeff
May
01
Ladora bank bistro back with caucus theme
Earlier this year, the Ladora Bank Bistro closed, and the future of the building was uncertain. But it’s coming back, today, with a twist. It’s called the “Caucus Bistro” and will have campaign memorabilia. (Stories: KCRG, Iowa Public Radio, Des … Continue reading
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Apr
30
I-80/380 meeting Tuesday night
For those who are looking forward to their commutes between Iowa City and Cedar Rapids the next five years or so, tonight is your chance to find out just how bad things are going to START getting. There’s a meeting … Continue reading
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Apr
28
Politico goes inside the Register
Linked without further comment.
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Apr
26
Not drafty in here at all
Iowa tight ends in the first round of the 2019 NFL Draft: 2 Iowa football players, all positions, combined, who have been first-round draft picks, according to Ron Steele of KWWL: 23 Iowa State football players, all positions, combined, who … Continue reading
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Apr
24
3 1/2 counties, 2 newspaper offices
It’s been more than a year since the Traer Star-Clipper office closed. When the owner of the paper relocated everyone working on a Tama-Grundy Publishing weekly to Tama, seven publications total, everything was left behind. Look in the front window … Continue reading
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Apr
23
A mea culpa on King Tower Cafe
In 2011 I linked to a news story saying the King Tower Cafe in Tama had closed. It turns out I needed to follow up on that. It’s up and running, as this KCRG story from last year shows.
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Apr
22
US 30 study both limited, expansive
An “online meeting” has been posted regarding US 30 in Cedar and Clinton counties from the end of the impending Lisbon bypass to De Witt. There’s a 20-minute video that you have to sign up in order to see, but … Continue reading
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Apr
19
100th anniversary of Iowa’s Primary Road Act
May 19, 2004 / September 7, 2006: There are only two places in Iowa where original 1920 numbers still meet in 2019 — IA 9/51 in Allamakee County and IA 13/56 in Clayton County. Neither intersection is in the … Continue reading
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Apr
18
Online mapping and geographical illiteracy
I was all set to cite this story to weep and wail about the state of education — for the most part I still should — but then I stopped to think. ‘Many people can’t find themselves on a map,’ laments … Continue reading
Apr
17
Webster County Museum in trouble
The roof of the former Otho Elementary is in horrible shape and has put the Webster County Museum’s future in question, reports the Fort Dodge Messenger. The museum also has mold. One of the museum’s volunteers was killed in a traffic … Continue reading
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