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Leave then and take the speed cams with you

If the U.S. Congress passes health care reform, Rush Limbaugh swears he'll leave the country - - but not for good. Just to get health care.Well, at least that's a step in the right direction. Let the ...

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Threats to the governor versus freedom of speech

In this day and age of tea party protests, subterfuge to enter a politician’s office and vitriolic attacks on political figures on television or in blogs on the Web, one may wonder whether there is an ... Read More

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Don't Read This!

As I looked out my sliding glass backdoor yesterday I saw the glaciers in the yard slowly receding.The flora and fauna are starting to respond and it gave me hope for Spring.Of course that only has to ... Read More

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Civics 101 Please!

All I can say, is I certainly hope it wasn’t in a civics class. That’s my response to the story on our front page this week that had a young eighth grader called on the carpet in January because she ... Read More

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Play Nice!

I am, like many people I suspect, tired of the snow. Mounds of white, icy slush are piled high over my head, making my life more difficult than it needed be, squelching economic activity, causing me p ... Read More

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A friend of mine from New Mexico posted on his Facebook account how he wished the weather would change because he's tired of seeing it rain.I rarely comment on these posts. If you're on Facebook then ... Read More

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Today's Poll

Question: Do you think the county should install "mobile" speed cams?
  • No. They shouldn't install any speed cams
  • No. The cameras should be about safety, not money
  • Yes. Placing them in random locations will mean more money.
  • Yes. Placing them in random locations promotes safety.

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  • The controversial 70s: Sex, drugs, violence and a teenage boy named Jimmy.

    While the world revolves around issues like school integration, forced busing, the end of the Vietnam War and the post-Beatle break-up world of rock and roll, young Jimmy Kayrouz is trying to get over the ffith anniversary of his father's death.

    A high school football player with no sense of what's going on around him, he finds himself in the middle of a racial controversy when he begins dating a girl with a "Big Ole Smile". What happens next is the quintessential tale of growing up in the 70s.

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