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Health care clunkers
Published July 2, 2009
Before we buy another government health care vehicle, let’s consider the ones already parked in the garage.
Poor behavior
Published July 2, 2009
At the Jeff Dunham show on Thursday, I had an exchange with a man who I felt had been rude to the woman sitting next to me.
Back renewables
Published July 2, 2009
I support the use of non-polluting, renewable sources of energy.
What a plan
Published July 1, 2009
I see on the news that four Gitmo detainees have been released in Bermuda.
Tasteless ads
Published July 1, 2009
Is it really necessary to have sketches of pole dancers and scantily clad ladies in the ads within Latitude 65 or other parts of the paper?
Move beyond coal
Published June 30, 2009
Thomas Edison opened the first coal-fired power plant, Pearl Street Station, more than 100 years ago. Today, the coal industry works hard and spends a lot of money telling you yesterday’s technology is clean and safe. In truth, coal is one of the most polluting sources of energy available.
Pave Peridot
Published June 29, 2009
Peridot Street connects the Richardson Highway to Badger Road. At present, it’s impassable.
Shopping carts
Published June 28, 2009
Do you know what happens to your shopping cart after you leave it where your car was parked at the grocery store?
Ugly architecture
Published June 28, 2009
During my college days at the University of Alaska in the early 1960s, I visited Whitehorse as a guest of a fellow Canadian student and noticed that Fairbanks and Whitehorse were very similar in overall appearance in the downtown and also surrounding areas.
Hard to hold
Published June 26, 2009
I wonder if I was the only one that had trouble reading this past Sunday’s paper (June 14) due to the half-page ads.
Luke listens
Published June 26, 2009
I have known Luke Hopkins as a long-time friend and most recently as a borough assemblyman.
