Iowa City promotes open access to city government records
The Gazette highlights Iowa City's move to digitize council packets and provide open access to documents, email and phone inquiries for meetings, permits, and contracts. The system lowers costs, speeds responses, and broadens transparency for residents and newcomers.
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Readers challenge Gazette bias for academics and carry permits
A reader criticizes The Gazette for prioritizing sports over Jefferson High School's Academic Decathlon victories and questions coverage of concealed carry permit holders. The letter also argues Iowa’s inheritance tax burdens residents and suggests reform to boost state growth. Cedar Rapids and Iowa City tied to signatories.
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Hillary Clinton email saga draws renewed scrutiny
Kathleen Parker argues the Hillary Clinton email episode signals risk in political life. The column questions motives behind using a private server and personal emails while secretary of state, noting potential storage gaps and the Benghazi probe timing.
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My Five Year Old Slugger and a Dad’s Softball Sermon
A father describes coaching his five year old daughter Ella in softball. He grapples with her bursts of energy and need for breaks while praising hustle and teamwork. The piece blends humor and reflection on kid sports, parental pressure, and staying positive.
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