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 | | Published February 10, 2009 | Opinion
Letter to the editor: Accident in Green River
On Dec. 9 I had the misfortune of being involved in an accident at the Gas and Go in Green River. I was hit outside my car by another vehicle, so it was a very traumatic experience. If it had to happen, I feel so blessed to have had it happen in ... |
| Letter to the editor: President Obama, who was really elected?
Tears streamed down the cheeks of millions as they watched the fulfillment of their civil and human rights hopes in the Inaguration of President Obama. Martin Luther King would be proud, or would he?... |
| Letter to the editor: Give a helping hand
Brrr, it's cold out there. In the 80s, homelessness began creeping around the edges of American life. Today, the homeless are part of every landscape. Precise numbers of the street people are nearly impossible to pin down. You see homeless men, w... |
| Rep. Kay McIff's report from the Legislature
By the time you read this, the legislature will have been in session for perhaps two, maybe three, days. We will have completed the formalities and will be dealing with the major task of considering the adoption of a "base budget".... |
| Editor's notes: My idea of a stimulus package
The talk of a stimulus package is in the air and could be passed in the Senate before this piece comes out on Tuesday. |
| Slim Randles' Home Country
Anita brought Dud some coffee at 9 p.m. and gave her husband a hug. He had two lines typed on a sheet of paper, with the rest of the manuscript sitting beside it. |
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