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Letters to the editor | Sept. 26, 2024

The board-approved facility fees allowed the District to acquire various amenities while avoiding traditional financing methods, leading to operational losses and lacking internal controls.
Donna Bailey, an attorney and former probate court judge, is praised for her leadership in health coverage and financial services, emphasizing her experience and commitment to communities.

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From Our Inbox: Letters to the Editor for the Week Ending Sept. 27, 2024

Regarding the Sept. 26 article, “UCSB Chancellor Henry Yang Getting Pay Raise to $820,000,” I did some checking and found that at the time of my graduation from college in 1972, the inflation rate has been 653.10%. The average inflation rate is 3.95% per year. To put Yang’s salary into perspective, if he were being paid back then, in 1972 dollars, he would earn about $109,000 a year. And that my friend is the rest of the story. Robert PhelpsSist…

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Toronto Sun

Letters to the Editor, Sept. 28, 2024

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Sherwood Park News

Letters to the Editor - Thursday, Sept. 26

I am not sure if many of your readers know that the Strathcona County Council has approved the installation of a 60-metre Telus cell tower in the middle of Deermound Dog Park without consultation with any of patrons that walk there.

6 months ago·Sherwood Park, Canada

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Washington Times

Letter to the editor: There is no there there

As the presidential election nears, the Democrats are increasingly relying on an election strategy of make believe.

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Times-Standard

Letters to the editor | Sept. 26, 2024

Don’t be fooled. Vote no on Measure F Who DOESN’T believe in the need for more affordable housing? So, when a young, personable woman knocked on my door many months ago asking me to sign a petition to convert Eureka’s vacant “Jacobs site” into affordable housing, I asked, “who could possibly be opposed to the measure?” She said that the CHP wanted to put their new Humboldt headquarters there instead. No mention of the involvement of Rob Arkley’s…

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