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That's right - this Bronx bumbler tried and failed to grab cash from Pay-O-Matic three times in one day, cops said.
U. Heights should be proud of status
In response to Donald Baxter's recent guest opinion, the League of American Bicyclists bronze-level designation of University Heights as a bike Friendly Community is not a piece of Halloween caramel candy.
University Heights' wide sidewalks are anything but bike friendly
Has the League of American Bicyclists resorted to handing out 'bike friendly' statuses to municipalities like our neighbors hand out caramel candy on Halloween? The league has recently granted bronze-level bicycle friendly status to University Heights.
I80/380 Loop Closures Increase Commute Times for Corridor Drivers
Loop closures at the Interstate 80/380 interchange started increasing commutes this morning for thousands of Eastern Iowa drivers.
Status of Iowa City District's Plans Frustrates North Liberty Parents
Feeling like their children's needs are not being met, some North Liberty parents have discussed breaking up with the Iowa City school district.
U. Heights, Geoff's Bike host breakfast
University Heights and Geoff's Bike and Ski are partnering to host a breakfast to celebrate Bike to Work Week from 7:30 to 9:30 a.m. Wednesday at University Heights City Office, 1004 Melrose Ave.
University Heights hosts Bike to Work Week breakfast
The bevy of talent that is Tallahassee's Go Radio is coming to town for a show at 6 p.m. University Heights will be hosting a Bike to Work Week Breakfast from 6:30 to 9 a.m. Wednesday at the city office, 1004 Melrose Ave.
Slew of events planned for Bike to Work Week.
The bevy of talent that is Tallahassee's Go Radio is coming to town for a show at 6 p.m. The week, designed to encourage the use of bicycles as an alternative form of transportation, will kick off Monday with a Bike Commuter Breakfast Kick-Off at 30th Century Bicycles.
Kids' walk to new school worries Iowa City parents
When Victoria Phillips recently attended an orientation at Horn Elementary School, where her three children will be new students next fall, she also got a preview of their walk to school.