Iowa Project AWARE poised to hit 1 million pounds cleaned
Iowa river cleanup group Project AWARE founded in 2003 aims to remove 1 million pounds of trash from Iowa rivers during its annual July 13 to 18 trip. This year's route targets the Winnebago and Shell Rock rivers in northern Iowa, marking a major milestone for the program.
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Are bobcats and coyotes numbers rising in Iowa
Olivia Cohen asks if furbearer populations including bobcats coyotes foxes bears beavers raccoons minks and bobcats are increasing in Iowa The Gazette Curious Iowa notes yearly fluctuations but highlights a biologist from the Iowa Department of Natural Resources Vince Eversizer who discusses historical declines and current trends on page 7A.
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Rowans rally around teen facing deportation in Iowa
Pascual Pedro, who arrived from Guatemala with his father in 2018, faced deportation despite living in Iowa since childhood. He built ties in West Liberty, played soccer for the high school, worked at a siding company, and sought citizenship options with a lawyer. The teen, now 20, continued regular ICE check-ins in Cedar Rapids as final deportation orders linger.
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