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Letters, Sept. 20

The need for water retention facilities to provide drinking water for the growing population of the Peninsula has become even more critical than in 1921.
The Salinas River offers a beautiful and easily accessible paddling experience, with abundant wildlife and picturesque surroundings.
Barbed-Wire fences obstructing the river between Bradley and San Ardo are illegal and need to be addressed and removed.

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Taranaki Daily News letters to the editor

A selection of letters to the editor from the last week.

3 months ago·New Zealand

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Winnipeg Free Press

Letters, Sept. 20

Not so experienced Re: It’s all about framing the question (Think Tank, Sept. 19) Mr. Ross was in the middle of a great column where he provided some excellent, objective […]

3 months ago·Winnipeg, Canada

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Toronto Sun

Letters to the Editor, Sept. 21, 2023

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The Globe & Mail

Letters to the editor: ‘The Trudeau Liberals have been a better government than I ever expected.’ Prefer Pierre Poilievre? Plus other letters to the editor for Sept. 18

In today’s letters to the editor: Justin Trudeau’s Liberals; foreign interference; new taxes; the housing crisis; financial fraud; the Toronto Blue Jays

3 months ago·Canada

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Boston Herald

Letters to the editor

Autoworkers strike Re: “Biden sending aides to Detroit to address autoworkers strike, says ‘record profits’ should be shared,” (Sept. 15., Boston Herald). We need a shake up in our zero emissions manufacturing sector. Maybe automotive workers should form an auto manufacturing co-op that is devoted to providing highly affordable zero emission transportation for low income people. Ford and GM have developed crate motors to make converting their v…

3 months ago·Boston, United States

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