Liana from Iowa City contacted Little Village to ask if the city has changed its policy on yard signs.
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Early voting for the Sept. 12 election begins
Early voting has started for the September 12 election. Voters will be electing school board members and deciding bond issues.
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Anti-white nationalist protest at Iowa City Farmers Market
The nine people at Jeff Pierce’s Renovation Carpentry booth at the Iowa City Farmers Market on Saturday morning weren’t there to buy anything. They were there to protest statements Pierce has posted on social media.
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Your Village: Why was a pro-Trump parade float driving through Iowa City?
Eric from Iowa City emailed Little Village to ask if the Donald Trump-themed parade float that drove through downtown on Friday morning is part of some bigger, planned event.
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Iowa Trump supporter sentenced for voter fraud
An Iowa Republican who pled guilty to voter fraud for casting two ballots for Donald Trump was sentenced on Thursday.
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Help restore Iowa’s natural landscape, then drink beer, by volunteering to help the Bur Oak Land Trust on Saturday
Volunteers can do good and a get a free Surly beer by helping the Bur Oak Land Trust in Big Grove.
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Joni Ernst repeats familiar statements at town hall meeting in Washington, Iowa
At a town hall meeting in Washington, Iowa, Sen. Joni Ernst spent an hour giving the same answers to questions from the audience that she’s given before..
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Five eclipse facts for the cheap and curious
Don’t get caught unawares when the solar eclipse strikes on August 21.
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With scammers selling phony eclipse glasses, here are ways to experience the coming eclipse and keep your eyes safe
Scammers are selling fake eclipse glasses, but Little Village has the information you need to enjoy the eclipse without going blind.
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Iowa faces increased soil erosion, more extreme rain events as humidity becomes a bigger factor in climate change
The old complaint, “it’s not the heat, it’s the humidity,” may soon take on a new ominous meaning, according to the 2017 Iowa Climate Statement.
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Never mind the pollution: EPA head Scott Pruitt visits Iowa to discuss making water regulations more industry friendly
More than half the state’s waterways are polluted and there’s a dead zone in the Gulf of Mexico, but Iowa’s approach to controlling nutrient water pollution is completely voluntary.
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School board candidate forum will feature translation for Spanish and Arabic speakers
Spanish and Arabic translators will help lower language barriers at forum with school board candidates being held at the Iowa City Public Library.
