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Letter to the editor: Alternative to Sha-Ron overflow parking

Letter to the editor: Alternative to Sha-Ron overflow parking

68% Center coverage: 28 sources

After two years of Congressional action, Department of Defense study, local residents discussions, and hundreds of new name suggestions it will become Fort Liberty on June 2, 2023. Fort Bragg is named for Gen. Braxton Bragg, who served in the Confederate Army and owned a plantation.See the Story

Letter to the editor: Don't trust Troy Downing

Letter to the editor: Don't trust Troy Downing

59% Center coverage: 17 sources

The Carriage Factory Gallery offers themed make and take creations for children ages 4 through 10. Instructor Nichole Shannon will lead the creativity at the gallery March 11, the third Second Saturday of 2023. Each Second Saturday of the month the gallery will provide themed made-to-measure creations.Subscribe Now to continue reading.See the Story

March 17 Community News

March 17 Community News

50% Center coverage: 10 sources

The University of Kentucky is teaming up with local organizations to enroll participants in a diabetic research study. Get Ready For Kindergarten: Rock Painting at the Madison County Library. Open Mic Night: Share your poems, short stories, short plays, and nonfiction excerpts from creative scenes.See the Story

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Letter to the editor: Abortion polarization

56% Center coverage: 9 sources

The City of Saratoga Springs seeks to solve their homeless problem by putting a permanent homeless shelter next to a school. The shelter will be a low barrier, meaning the homeless will not be screened for drugs, alcohol or sex offenses. New York state removed the law that restricted where convicted sex offenders can live unless they're under parole or probation supervision.

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Letter to the editor: Credulity

56% Center coverage: 16 sources

Meteorological (MET) towers are being considered for conditional use permits in Harvey County. The four permits have been submitted for consideration to the Harvey County Planning and Zoning commission. subscribe Now to continue reading.Log into your account to see the latest Plains Folk stories.

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Letter to the editor: Polaris people

86% Center coverage: 7 sources

Biden, actually Obama, is responsible for our country’s economic problems, writes Bruce Trachtenberg. A friend got a variance for the repair of his 60-year-old fence, but no variance was necessary, writes Dave Edwards. "I have never read anything more inspirational. I never realized how the 23rd Psalm could reach me so personally," writes Ed Flout.

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Letters to the Editor: January 21, 2023

54% Center coverage: 11 sources

The One Church Street project in Johnstown raised $372,546.90 in December. I noticed an excessive number of white plume contrails over Glenville. I have read that commercial aircraft don't leave big contrails. Is this a government attempt to control the weather and climate?

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Letter to the Editor

64% Center coverage: 28 sources

Rosemary Mangino, Fort Bragg: My application for unemployment has been approved. The basis for the approval was my former employer's unwillingness to deal with my complaint of a hostile work environment. I pondered then, as I ponder now, about the Adventist Health Mission statement: "Living God's love by inspiring, wholeness and hope"

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First Christmas for newcomers in YQR

43% Right coverage: 47 sources

CTNewsJunkie would like to thank our readers for their support over the past 17 years. We'd like to make a public service announcement based on the week we've just had in West Hartford. Everyone needs to slow down, exercise some patience and be 100% present when operating a motor vehicle.

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Letters to the Editor Sunday, Feb. 19 - The Daily Gazette

50% Center coverage: 10 sources

Texas lawmakers should consider cost of not funding the state's needs, says Peter Ellis. Robin Moore: Camp Esperanza is a magnificent creation that grew from someone else's imaginings. Jeri Porter: The new reality is that the manufacture of guns is the real problem.

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Letters to the Editor Sunday, Feb. 5 - The Daily Gazette

45% Center coverage: 9 sources

I appreciated the Credit for Breathing column by John Richard Schrock in the January 26th edition of the Kansan. He hit the nail on the head regarding the plight of education in America.Subscribe Now to continue reading.Join Now Latest Stories Railer wrestlers split with Maize.

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