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Daily Archives: December 3, 2011
Occupy Iowa Statewide General Assembly
Occupy Iowa held its first statewide general assembly (GA) in Cedar Rapids this afternoon. In attendance were delegations from Occupy Iowa groups in Des Moines, Iowa City, Grinnell, Waterloo-Cedar Falls, the Quad Cities and Dubuque. When the GA convened at … Continue reading
Posted in Local Events, Occupy Iowa, Occupy Wall St.
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LIHEAP: Where Republican Tax Policies Really Hurt
A few weeks ago, I made a reference to LIHEAP in my story concerning my experiment in heating with corn. The reference was only a passing thought after I had pretty much written the body of the story. So I … Continue reading
Posted in Economy, Energy
Tagged assistance, disconnect, heat, heating, liheap, reconnect, winter
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