Tag: letters to the editor
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Letters to the editor
9/11 — 25 Years Later. Never Forget. Some days in your life never really become the past. For me, September 11, 2001, is one of them. I can still remember where I was, what I was doing, and the faces of the people around me as we realized our nation was under attack. I was…
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Letters to the editor
9/11 — 25 Years Later. Never Forget. Some days in your life never really become the past. For me, September 11, 2001, is one of them. I can still remember where I was, what I was doing, and the faces of the people around me as we realized our nation was under attack. I was…
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Letters to the editor
The mind of Trump What can Trump possibly gain from taxing Canada 50% except hoping to fund more munitions? How does this animosity against our beautiful friendship with Canada help him, his party, or America in any way? I say that you, I, and he, can deduce that ‘for good purpose’ is not a part…
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Letters to the editor
Propaganda piece In reference to the propaganda piece published August 19, let’s be clear, the only person in this country enamored with known Communists is Donald Trump. He loves Vladimir Putin, Xi Jinping, and Kim Jon Un. They love him. All three have been linked to murdering their political enemies. Last time I checked, murder…
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Letters to the editor
Response to ‘no to higher taxes’ letter RE: No to higher taxes letter, Aug. 19 Like the writer, I am a retired local resident on a fixed income with no children in WPSD. Unlike him, however, I believe restoring adequate funding to our schools is critically important. Students deserve a rich, challenging learning environment, along…
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Letters to the editor
Response to ‘no to higher taxes’ letter RE: No to higher taxes letter, Aug. 19 Like the writer, I am a retired local resident on a fixed income with no children in WPSD. Unlike him, however, I believe restoring adequate funding to our schools is critically important. Students deserve a rich, challenging learning environment, along…
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Tribune letters to the editor
Ambiguous identity Buc-ee’s has built its entire brand on being a massive, distinctive travel center, not a convenience store. That identity isn’t just marketing — it’s the basis of Buc-ee’s trademark lawsuits across the country. In those cases, Buc-ee’s argues that convenience stores threaten its brand, a claim that only makes sense if Buc-ee’s were…
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Letters to the editor
School facilities petition Woodland Park Registered Voters — Help Us Support All Our Schools! We’re inviting registered voters in Woodland Park to rally around our kids by signing the Support All Our Schools Reimbursement Fund petition. The petition would place a 0.5% sales tax on the November ballot to help pay down the loan we…
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Letters to the editor
Still wrong You said the war was going well. Since the leader declared it would be over in 4-5 weeks, it’s a logical/rational/reasonable conclusion that you agreed with that—not misinformation. If you want to accuse misinformation use, claim the leader does it virtually every day. Judeo/Christian philosophy didn’t exist until the late 1800s, not regularly…
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Letters to the editor
Preserving WPSD financial health On July 23 I attended the WPSD work session regarding the ETRAN Loan Program. It was essential information providing an understanding of what the District has to consider for the best loan plan. Merit was invited but did not attend even though Dr. Pekron said (6/17/26) she did not know details…