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Letters to the Editor - Thursday, March 2

First hydrogen-fueled community Qualico must be truly desperate. When your vision for a new community has been upstaged by Cambrian, is unpopular with the…

Letters to the editor | March 2, 2023

Arcata: ‘But we need the housing’ Item: In the city of Erzin, southern Türkiye, no buildings collapsed and no people died in the recent earthquakes. How is this possible? Successive mayors refused to compromise on building codes no matter how compelling the reasons given. Item: In Arcata, plans move forward to construct 7-story buildings served by a 4-story fire department, on land potentially subject to liquefaction during a major earthquake. B…

LETTERS to the Editor: Week of March 2

Read what Redondo Beach candidates have to say in our last issue before the March 7 election.

Letter to the editor: Weibel

For everyone traveling to the coast via Highway 128, the gateway to the Mendocino Coast is the panoramic vista of grassland, ocean, and coastal terraces just south of Albion. It’s hard to not feel a sense of wonder when you arrive at this coastal cathedral. At least for now. Because on February 10, the California Coastal Commission did Caltrans’ dirty work when they voted to severely reshape this beautiful, environmentally sensitive region. By a…

LETTERS TO THE EDITOR – The Kansan

Senate President Ty Masterson isn’t even subtle when he says that he intends to do away with the food sales tax so that the state can afford to cut income taxes for the highest wage earners. And now that bill has passed the Senate and will go to the House. This content is for members only. Visit the site and log in/register to read.

Letters to the Editor Thursday, March 2 - The Daily Gazette

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