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University of Northern Iowa marks 150 years, showcases history in campus museum (opens the original)
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CEDAR FALLS, IOWA — The University of Northern Iowa is celebrating its 150th anniversary by highlighting the school’s history through exhibits at its university museum. The displays include artifacts such as historic class rings and what the university describes as its oldest piece of history — a bell tied to the campus’s earliest years. “Bells are a really interesting part of UNI's history and so this particular bell was at the old orphan's home, in the original building that was on campus,” sa
Waterloo Schools Foundation grant helps Kingsley teacher boost literacy for at-risk readers (opens the original)
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WATERLOO, IOWA — A Kingsley Elementary School reading interventionist is getting help from the Waterloo Schools Foundation to provide additional literacy resources for students who need extra support. Brandy Twedt, a reading interventionist at Kingsley, was one of four educators selected to receive funding through the foundation’s grant program. Twedt received a grant for her Engage & Excel program, which uses hands-on, multisensory reading materials to help students build literacy skills. Twedt
Northeast Iowa Food Bank nears $14M goal to expand reach, fight hunger (opens the original)
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WATERLOO, IOWA — The Northeast Iowa Food Bank is closing in on a $14 million fundraising goal aimed at expanding its capacity to fight food insecurity across the region, as demand for assistance continues to rise. The project would increase the food bank’s ability to serve its 16-county area. Plans include more food storage and receiving space, additional cooler and freezer capacity, an expanded kitchen and more room for volunteers. The food bank says the expansion would also help it better serv
Coralville condo shooting leaves residents fearful as suspects remain at large (opens the original)
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CORALVILLE, IOWA — A shooting last week at the Oakwood Village condos in Coralville has left some residents changing their daily routines and questioning how safe they feel in a neighborhood they once considered comfortable. Coralville police responded to the shooting around 1:36 Thursday afternoon in the 1700 block of 21st Avenue. Witnesses reported hearing two groups shooting at each other. Police said two vehicles were damaged. People who live at Oakwood Village also reported bullet holes nea
Africa Fest returns to Iowa City’s Ped Mall with music, vendors and parade of nations (opens the original)
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IOWA CITY, IOWA — Music, fashion and food filled Iowa City’s Ped Mall as Africa Fest returned for its third year, bringing together a wide range of cultures and communities from across the African continent. The third annual Africa Fest featured live music, vendors and a Parade of Nations fashion show. Organizers aimed to celebrate the diversity of African cultures in Iowa while highlighting the people who have come from Africa and made the greater Iowa City area home. Iowa City Mayor Bruce Teag
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