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Letters to the Editor — July 15, 2015
Supports Bersch In the cross I see the vertical as primary, the horizontal as important, but secondary. So that cross represents all I hold dear: God first, people second. As ...
Letters to the Editor — July 8, 2015
Supports Reta I would like to voice my support for Manuel Reta, a long-time Ferndale business owner who is running for mayor. One of my cousins has been serving as mayor ...
You just can’t beat ‘Jurassic Park’
For me, no summer movie has yet topped 1993 classic By Brent Lindquist [email protected] Colin Trevorrow’s “Jurassic World,” the fourth movie in the “Jurassic Park” ...
Letters to the Editor — July 1, 2015
Supports Mutchler I’m backing Jon Mutchler for Mayor of Ferndale. Will you join me? Ferndale has prospered in a difficult time under the strong leadership of its current mayor, ...
Letters to the Editor — June 24, 2015
Concerned about Lummis blocking GPT I am concerned that there is a war going on against working people in Washington. The Gateway project is in the middle of preparing an environmental ...
Shopping and frosting: two important decisions
by Sue Ann Crockett Once I wrote a column about how people encourage others to be outraged concerning causes they feel are important. I understand this mentality, the wanting ...
Easy recipe makes ballpark favorite a kitchen breeze
Growing up near St. Louis, one of my favorite summer activities was spending an afternoon at Busch Stadium. It was always so much fun to watch the Cardinals play, soak up the ...
Gravy Days: All that matters in life, really
Getting older brings to mind questions like “What’s really important?” and “What do I want to accomplish before I die?” and “Why is hair growing there?” Those of ...
Gravy Days: Five opinions for the price of one
Sometimes it’s hard to narrow a column down to just one topic. So this time I didn’t even try. Here are my thoughts on the following: A 14-pound baby was born in Florida a few weeks ...
Guest Opinion: Rural America — It’s really complicated
by Brian Depew Center for Rural Affairs There are two closely-held, widely believed, narratives about rural America. The national media narrative, with roots in the 1980s farm crisis, ...
