Catch up on the biggest headlines, videos and photos published by Little Village in the past week. Sen. Grassley applies for federal farm bailout money for the second time in six months Published on Tuesday, May 28 Sen. Chuck Grassley wants a share of the $16 billion in federal aid to farms and other agricultural-based […]
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This Week in the Village: May 19-25
Catch up on the biggest headlines, videos and photos published by Little Village in the past week. Eddie Mauro becomes the second Iowa Democrat to announce a 2020 Senate run Published on Monday, May 20 Democrat Eddie Mauro announced on Monday he is running for the U.S. Senate. The Des Moines businessman has long been […]
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This Week in the Village: May 12-18
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Little Village magazine issue 264: May 14 – June 4, 2019
Step on up and strap in for Little Village issue 264. As Iowa’s largest amusement park opens for its 45th season, LV looks back at Adventureland’s history and its most iconic rides. Also inside: Modern Satanists are not your mother’s Satanists. A new documentary screening at FilmScene explores the Satanic Temple in all its trolling, […]
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This Week in the Village: May 5-11
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This Week in the Village: April 28-May 4
Catch up on the biggest headlines, videos and photos published by Little Village in the past week. Boston Fish is closing Published Tuesday, April 30 After 77 years of feeding Cedar Rapidians, Boston Fish Restaurant and Bar is closing. “It is with great sorrow and for reasons beyond my control, that I inform you that […]
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Little Village magazine issue 263: May 1-14, 2019
Sit in for Little Village issue 263. After more than a year of protesting University of Iowa administrators for better pay and benefits, Faculty Forward Iowa, made of up of UI non-tenure track faculty, has embraced the “union” designation. But what can be gained from unionizing in the state of Iowa — and what is […]
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This Week in the Village: April 21-27
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This Week in the Village: April 14-20
Catch up on the biggest headlines, videos and photos published by Little Village in the past week. ‘People are ready for a new generation of leadership’: 2020 presidential Julián Castro on his path to politics, immigration reform and more Published Monday, April 15 Julián Castro was candid about his place in the large field of […]
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Little Village magazine issue 262: Apr. 17-30, 2019
Shalom! Start the Passover season by delving into Iowa’s Jewish history, from the election of Iowa City’s — and, possibly, the nation’s — first Jewish mayor to the hurdles faced today by the state’s small but united Jewish communities. Also in this issue: Neko Case (formerly of the New Pornographers) discusses her most recent album, […]
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This Week in the Village: April 7-13
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This Week in the Village: March 31-April 6
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