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This is Stan Mueller and here is story. Stan was born on May 12, 1968 in Elkader, Iowa. It was on Mother's Day. His parents are Harold and Lois Mueller. He has two older sisters and an older brother; making him the youngest. They lived on a farm a few miles from Garnavillo, Iowa. He would ride his bike up and down the lane and all over. Stan remembers working on the farm with his dad, talking about stuff, and getting the work done. He would shoot his bb gun at little Indian guys, pop cans, and dinosaur

Have you ever seen someone shivering in the cold or sitting by the curb. I think what we could do in Dubuque or anywhere in the U.S.A to make a change is give to the homeless. It will make a difference because you’ll brighten someone's day and maybe you’ll help them get on the right track. And you don't know their story, they could have been abused or something, they're people too. So treat them right. If we did make this change in the future if you go into a big city there might not be any

Dubuque hasn’t always looked like it does today. Do you ever wonder how it got to be what it is now? This paper will tell you all about it. Starting off with the name, the city of Dubuque was named after Julian Dubuque, who was the first white man to settle in Dubuque in the 18th century. In the last two hundred years, a lot has happened to shape Dubuque into the prospering city it is today. Dubuque was the first permanent European settlement in what would later become the state of Iowa. Dubuque

Senior High School, of Dubuque, IA, has found a way of incorporating Beethoven’s most famous songs into a half-time show during varsity football games. Under the direction of William Rowley and Stephanie King, Senior was determined to bring classical music to the football field with famous songs composed by Beethoven. The opening song included Beethoven’s Fifth with a revised version that lifted the beat and brought more attention to the group. The second song that was performed was Ode to Joy. This

Dubuque is a calm place to live, it is small, there is not many things to do. It's a good place to live if you have small family because of the places that are surrounding it. There's Davenport where many people go shopping for clothes at their malls, or if you are looking for some fun there Des Moines where they have a fun water park name "Adventureland". Dubuque is also good for going on walks in the early mornings and not being crowned by all the people on the side walk. It makes driving easier

I have two main priorities in my life right now which are school and football, which brings me to reason why am I still here at the University of Dubuque? I seem too ask myself if I’ll choose to continue my education and career in football at the University of Dubuque the experience was pretty good with the people I met and I am not really getting distracted from things that are stopping me from getting my work done but it just doesn’t feel right here and my luck here hasn’t been the best either

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Introduction (Jeremy Jensen) Dubuque, Iowa is a city of approximately 60,000 residents that sits on the banks of the Mississippi River. Currently Dubuque is a diverse city that strives for complete sustainability. However, it wasn’t always that way recession hit in the late 80’s early 90’s. The town was a homogenous community and relied on two major industries for employment a famous t-shirt coined the catchphrase “Will the last one to leave turn off the lights?” Mike Van Milligan was introduced

entire pool all on my own and I was actually pretty good. I was encouraged by great Y staff to keep swimming, and shortly thereafter, I ended up joining the Y’s swim team. Being a Y kid growing up, I have experienced firsthand the type of impact the Dubuque Community YMCA/YWACA has on its young members. After graduating from college with a degree in Nonprofit Administration, I jumped at the opportunity to join the staff here. I am currently the Aquatics Director & Associate Youth Sports Director. My

In 2009 my family and I moved from Chicago to Dubuque. I was 6 years old when we moved to Dubuque and it has really help me to be who I am today. My family and I packed up our bags and got on the road to Dubuque. The reason we moved to Dubuque was because of my dad's work. My dad works at Bodine Electric Company as an accountant. I would say it was a really emotional move but I was only six and I probably didn’t really care. When we got to Dubuque we checked into the Grand Harbor hotel/waterpark