Editorials

Recently there’s been an abundance of enthusiasm for the economic future of our town vis a vis tourism. It’s a well-founded enthusiasm which should be nurtured by the city, the Chamber of Commerce and the business community.

Obligation to Help the Poor

April 6, 2007

What, exactly, are the priorities of our county government? When a family faces a budget crisis and plans belt-tightening, it does not cut from its basic needs: food, shelter, medical care. It cuts from vacation, kids' allowances, parties, extras. If Uncle Frank urges the family to invest in his rail scheme, they say, "We can't afford it." If they support dottie Auntie Jean's assisted living, they don't cut her off.

Worth taking a longer look at moving to vote-by-mail exclusively

November 9, 2007

1. Trend is growing quickly - nearly half of registered voters use mail

Carr and Grzan top candidates among field of five for four-year terms

October 26, 2004

Returning Councilman Larry Carr to council for a second

Move ahead on bullet train – but not through Coe

July 8, 2003

Proponents of a high-speed train to link California

Carr and Grzan top candidates

Editorial: Motorists and bicyclists: Respect each other

Full-speed ahead on rebuilding Sinaloa

San Jose continues to ignore impact on MH

Don’t Take it on Faith

Kudos to school district on accomplishments

Enlist McPherson’s help in resolving budget mess

Yes: library tax, Gav bond, MH growth measure and juvenile hall operations

Community college cuts unwise

Students must be top priority

Making our city even more attractive

Obligation to Help the Poor

Worth taking a longer look at moving to vote-by-mail exclusively

Carr and Grzan top candidates among field of five for four-year terms

Move ahead on bullet train – but not through Coe

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