Letters | 05.15.08

PBS aired a Frontline special “Sick Around the World,” which should be an eye opener for skeptics of government-administered health programs. Systems from five capitalist democracies were highlighted. These systems... read on»

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I want to thank Kera Abraham for her beautiful story, “End of the Road for Jensen Camp” [May 1-7]. It is rare these days to find good writing combined with... read on»

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Letters | 05.01.08

Please accept a generous thank you to Mark C. Anderson for filling in many of the gaps in my knowledge and understanding of Ed Leeper [“Piece of Work,” April 24-30].... read on»

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While the farmers at ALBA (Agriculture and Land-Based Training Association) share Edward Moncrief’s concern [“War is not the answer,” Letters, April 10-16] with the portrayal of our complaints against the... read on»

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I was shocked when I first heard that the mayor was planning to permanently close off parts of downtown to traffic and make it a pedestrian-only area [“P.G. mayor envisions... read on»

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The Board of ALBA is concerned that the Weekly presented the complaints of two of ALBA’s 24 tenants in a hostile manner [“Land War,” April 3-9]. The facts in this... read on»

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The Aromas Post Office is a large part of our identity. It was established in 1894 and there was a population of 40. Now there is a population of several... read on»

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