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Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jul 16, 2025

Page

6

Iowa should connect habitats across the state

The Gazette argues for connectivity corridors to link Iowa’s isolated habitats including lakes rivers and wetlands. It cites Sierra Club research and Briar Cliff University biology expert Dave Hoferer, notes funding limits and only 1 percent public land, and urges state DOT DNR to include corridors in budgets. It highlights wildlife benefits water quality and hunter spending totaling 661 million dollars.

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Community letter calls for Pascual Pedro’s return amid immigration push

A community letter thanks The Gazette and Emily Anderson for covering immigrants’ crisis in Eastern Iowa. It argues deportations will rise with a $175 billion immigration enforcement budget and urges Grassley Ernst Miller-Meeks Scalise to act, calling for Pascual Pedro’s release and urging unity to protect families and towns from ICE.

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Harvard considers center for conservative scholarship mirror to Hoover

Cal Thomas notes Harvard debates creating a conservatism study center to rival Hoover Institution. He argues the move reflects tensions over conservative thought on campus and questions whether conservatives should be studied rather than integrated. He cites Buckley and urges balanced exposure to ideas.

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Sand Dorman adopts no label approach in Iowa governor bid

Democratic candidate Rob Sand campaigns as a moderate in red Iowa, arguing labels divide voters. He favors SNAP food- benefits limits on junk food, rejects transgender participation in women's sports, and seeks cross party appeal to win a GOP-controlled legislature. The strategy aims to expand Democratic influence if elected while risking backlash from party loyalists.

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