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Waterloo Cedar Falls CourierWeekend round-up: The most read stories from April 18 to 24Waterloo Cedar Falls Courier“Research is pretty clear that when a school leaves you lose population,” said Heath Kellogg, Tama County's economic development director. “You lose population, you've got lower labor supply and loss of tax base, and so it becomes this circular pattern.