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MET Transit - Legal - Ad from 2026-10-10
Download PDF Facebook Twitter Bluesky WhatsApp SMS Email Print Details for MET Transit - Legal - Ad from 2026-10-10 14 mins ago Ad details METROPOLITAN TRANSIT AUTHORITY OF BLACK HAWK COUNTY BOARD OF TRUSTEES Meeting Thursday, September 24, 2026 The Board of Trustees of the Metropolitan Transit Authority of Black Hawk County met on the above date in regular session, according to the law and the rules of said Board. The meeting was called to order at 12:00 pm by Board Chair Stephanie Sheetz.
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Download PDF Facebook Twitter Bluesky WhatsApp SMS Email Print Details for MET Transit - Legal - Ad from 2026-09-26 13 mins ago Ad details METROPOLITAN TRANSIT AUTHORITY OF BLACK HAWK COUNTY BOARD OF TRUSTEES Meeting Thursday, August 27, 2026 The Board of Trustees of the Metropolitan Transit Authority of Black Hawk County met on the above date in regular session, according to the law and the rules of said Board. The meeting was called to order at 12:00 pm by Board Chair Stephanie Sheetz.
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JESSICA RUCKER: A year of progress, growth, and community in downtown Waterloo
Downtown Waterloo is more than just a collection of buildings and businesses — it’s the heart of the community, a place where history meets innovation, and where people come together to create something special. In the past year that spirit of progress was stronger than ever. With new businesses opening their doors, major development projects taking shape, and volunteers leading the way, downtown thrived in ways that will be felt for years to come.
Rethinking Reconstruction: Kate Masur on Freedom Was in Sight
Emancipation Day is a special holiday in Washington, DC. Observed annually on April 16, the day is meant to commemorate President Abraham Lincoln’s signing of the 1862 bill that legally ended slavery in the nation’s capital. But what did slavery’s abolition mean and how did emancipation in DC connect to the significant transformations taking place in the region during the period?
Autofiction Writers of the World, Unite!
A relationship with an older man is what the protagonist of Sheena Patel’s 2022 novel I’m a Fan desires, because, she believes, then the waiting can stop and “my real life can begin.” She describes her affair with this man—a wealthy, older, white visual artist, admired by many in real life and on social media—as a way of securing “a seat at the table.” It’s not love she’s looking for, but a way into a more secure and contented adulthood: “I want to be with him so he can take care of my...
JESSICA RUCKER: Main Street Waterloo's year of growth and revitalization
A vibrant transformation is underway, propelled by the collective efforts of passionate individuals, businesses, and community organizations. At the heart of these revitalization efforts is a dedicated nonprofit organization committed to cultivating a flourishing local economy and creating welcoming public spaces. With the dedication and passion of our volunteers who tirelessly devote their time and energy, Main Street Waterloo is a beacon of community-driven revitalization.
The People v. the Hip-Hop Industry
“So, Ms. Rucker, those companies profit off of culture they appropriated? And we purchase the music that we grew up with, but it’s not truly our music, but it comes from our culture?” Natasha raised these questions during our study of the commercialization of the hip-hop industry.
The Uprising and Our Schools: Educators Speak Out
We asked a group of teachers and students to write about their experiences of the Black Lives Matter protests after the murder of George Floyd and during the uprisings for racial justice. We asked if there was one experience, one story that stood out, what they were learning and how it was affecting their teaching. Here’s how they responded.
Statement on Diversity & Inclusion at ChemRxiv [Editorial]
Recent events including the publication of troubling remarks in Angewandte Chemie have made clear that many in the scientific community and broader society continue to face systemic racism and discrimination in their daily personal and professional lives. As these events unfold, we must take personal responsibility and commit to supporting all members of our community, regardless of race, culture, national origin, creed or sexual orientation.
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