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Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jul 13, 2025

Page

25

Iowa outdoor recreation vision vs water pollution critique

Guest column by David Thoreson argues Iowa could become a top outdoor recreation state if water pollution from industrial agriculture is addressed. He cites political drift on clean water, cites the 2010 Outdoor Recreation Trust Fund, and notes an $8 billion recreational economy with extensive trails and cycling activity, urging a shift toward nature and funding. Independence Day 2025, THORESON, PAGE 100.

Iowa Kim Reynolds Todd Dorman Dorman Mike Naig Big Ag Iowa Bicycle Coalition Iowa Capital Dispatch

Deportation of West Liberty Man Prompts Sad Debate

Althea Cole argues the July 4 deportation of Pascual Pedro, a Guatemalan national and former West Liberty resident, was sad but lawful. Pedro, 20, lived with grandparents seven years, attended West Liberty High School, worked for the family siding company, and had supervised release with no criminal record. Supporters claim due process was denied. critics cite immigration system flaws. The piece references Kilmar Abrego Garcia’s case as context for the debate over due process.

Pascual Pedro West Liberty United States Immigration and Customs Enforcement Guatemala Pedro Pascual Pedro Pedro West Liberty High School Kilmar Abrego Garcia Maryland

Linn-Mar school board rejects removing gender identity policy clue

Linn-Mar school board unanimously refuses to preemptively strike gender identity language from discrimination policies amid a state law shift and Trump orders. Melissa Walker argues the move undermines district integrity and safety efforts. officials foresee potential lawsuits and public backlash.

Linn-Mar Melissa Walker the Gazette Grace King Hellfire Brimstone

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