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1+ day, 33+ min ago (161+ words) TelegraphHerald.com Ada, 4; Andy; and Elna Kehr, 6, work on chalk art during The Great Draw, Outside the Lines Art Galleryâs annual street drawing competition in Dubuque on Saturday, Sept. 16, 2023. Aquifers, aerators, allocation: How Dubuque gets its drinking water Dubuque…...
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1+ day, 23+ min ago (143+ words) TelegraphHerald.com Genevieve Speece, 14, creates chalk art on 11th Street in Dubuque during the Great Draw event sponsored by Outside the Lines Gallery on Saturday, Sept. 12, 2026. Aquifers, aerators, allocation: How Dubuque gets its drinking water Dubuque city manager recommends rolling back…...
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1+ day, 1+ hour ago (155+ words) TelegraphHerald.com Liam and Ella, grandchildren of William "Hoppy" Hopkins (in red), display birthday balloons for their grandfather as they watch him descend the Nicolet Bank tower at Ninth and Main streets in Dubuque as part of United Way's Over…...
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3+ day, 6+ hour ago (141+ words) TelegraphHerald.com Carl Schaeffer von Boernstein was promoted to major after joining the Curtis Horse, later known as the Fifth Iowa Cavalry. Aquifers, aerators, allocation: How Dubuque gets its drinking water Dubuque city manager recommends rolling back tax incentives for…...
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3+ day, 3+ hour ago (121+ words) TelegraphHerald.com Aquifers, aerators, allocation: How Dubuque gets its drinking water Dubuque city manager recommends rolling back tax incentives for apartments A life remembered: Clarke instructor helped students to find their voice Newest Dubuque County park offers hiking, fishing opportunities…...
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3+ day, 3+ hour ago (145+ words) Kids and Tech TelegraphHerald.com Second-grader Lincoln Behnke works on a laptop in Lisa Young's class at Kennedy Elementary School in Dubuque on Wednesday, May 6, 2026. Aquifers, aerators, allocation: How Dubuque gets its drinking water Dubuque city manager recommends rolling back…...
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3+ day, 3+ hour ago (132+ words) Coe College TelegraphHerald.com Coe College is a private school in Cedar Rapids, Iowa. Aquifers, aerators, allocation: How Dubuque gets its drinking water Dubuque city manager recommends rolling back tax incentives for apartments A life remembered: Clarke instructor helped students…...
Rising Stars: Emma Bible
3+ day, 17+ hour ago (432+ words) “It’s OK to be confident. It’s OK to try something you’ve never done before.” That’s the philosophy Emma Bible was living the day she rappelled down the side of a building in downtown Dubuque for United Way’s Over the Edge…...
Snapshots: United Way breakfast
3+ day, 17+ hour ago (212+ words) TelegraphHerald.com Paula Paider Licht, director of community building and impact for United Way of Dubuque Area Tri-States, speaks at the organizationâs annual breakfast event, held Aug. 13. Mike Cyze, board member and immediate past chair of United Way of…...
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4+ day, 4+ hour ago (158+ words) Briggs Elementary TelegraphHerald.com Construction continues on Briggs Elementary School in Maquoketa, Iowa, on Wednesday. Aquifers, aerators, allocation: How Dubuque gets its drinking water Dubuque city manager recommends rolling back tax incentives for apartments A life remembered: Clarke instructor helped…...