DOT to Print State Maps Biennially Starting 2016
The Department of Transportation will shift to biennial state road maps from 2016 onward due to GPS and online maps. Despite ongoing demand for paper maps, the change aims to save public resources while maintaining locator support. John Campbell retires after 33 years anchoring KCRG-TV9 sports, planning to stay local and occasionally contribute. Colesbury resident John Blume and wife Joyce donated 392 broken toys to Operation Santa Claus in Manchester this year.
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Emerald ash borer expands in Allamakee County Iowa
State officials report the emerald ash borer larvae found in two more Allamakee County locations, continuing a spread first seen in 2010 on a Mississippi River island. The pest has killed millions of ash trees across 18 states.
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Downtown C R considers removing traffic lights proposal
The City Council weighs removing core downtown traffic signals based on a proposal by Jeff Speck a Washington DC consultant not a local traffic engineer. He argues four way stops speed pedestrian crossing but critics say it worsens through traffic and diverts cars to First Avenue increasing congestion.
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Local voices demand common sense on traffic policy and animal disposal
Community members urge consultants for sensible traffic reform and urban chicken ordinances in Iowa City. They warn disposal of unwanted fowl must be regulated to prevent deaths from predators or neighbor conflicts.
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Federalism as GOP branding fix and reform strategy
Jonah Goldberg argues federalism and states rights offer a path to rebrand the GOP. He critiques progressive primacy, urges less federal meddling, and suggests highlighting conservative policies especially on cannabis. He calls for strategic, rule-changing federalism while resisting nationwide legalization.
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Alcohol detectors in cars threaten Christmas humor and safety
Guest column by Sarah Longwell argues DADSS in vehicles could trigger widespread misreads and liability. She notes potential rollout this decade, with 0.02 to 0.03 BAC settings and high failure rates, warning of people stranded and Christmas disrupted.
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