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Maria Kuiper

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Cedar Falls, Waterloo
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Covers:  Local government, local politics
reporter for @wcfcourier covering Waterloo and Black Hawk County

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Maria Kuiper is a local government and politics reporter in Waterloo, Iowa.

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Troops who served overseas after 9/11 among those who will ‘never forget’

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By Maria Kuiper Verified
| The Daily Nonpareil Verified
WATERLOO — The Sept. 11, 2001, attacks on the United State did not just affect the families of the 3,000 people killed 25 years ago, but thousands of troops deployed overseas to fight the Global War on Terrorism. kAmr@=] v2CC6EE v:?8C:49[ H9@ 92D 366? H:E9 E96 x@H2 }2E:@?2= vF2C5 D:?46 `hhg[ D2:5 h^`` H2D 2<:? E@ E96 2EE24< @?
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What to know about Waterloo's 3 -month freeze on data centers

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By Maria Kuiper Verified
| The Waterloo-Cedar Falls Courier Verified
Prefer us on Google Facebook Twitter Bluesky WhatsApp SMS Email Print Save The Waterloo City Council unanimously approved a three-month moratorium Monday on data center development. City departments generally cannot accept, process or approve data center development agreements or projects during the temporary ban, which can be extended for up to one year.
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Troops who served overseas after 9/11 among those who will ‘never forget’

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By Maria Kuiper Verified
| The Waterloo-Cedar Falls Courier Verified
Prefer us on Google Facebook Twitter Bluesky WhatsApp SMS Email Print Save WATERLOO — The Sept. 11, 2001, attacks on the United State did not just affect the families of the 3,000 people killed 25 years ago, but thousands of troops deployed overseas to fight the Global War on Terrorism. kAmr@=] v2CC6EE v:?8C:49[ H9@ 92D 366? H:E9 E96 x@H2 }2E:@?2= vF2C5 D:?46 `hhg[ D2:5 h^`` H2D 2<:? E@ E96 2EE24< @?
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