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Budget status quo has to change

January 22, 2005

Let library patrons know they’re being watched

Focus on board election in November, not recall

Perchlorate Plume Finale

Best Plan of Bad Options

AIM’s New Home Could Mean Big Things for MH

March 13, 2006

John Fry and the American Institute of Mathematics have big

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Biodiesel Beginnings

October 25, 2005

There might be a silver lining for South Valley in high oil

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Council moves to slow traffic on Monterey

January 29, 2005

Good show, council, keeping downtown Monterey Road at two lanes

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Dragging Out a Scandal at Taxpayers’ Cost

November 28, 2006

Bruce Tichinin should end his legal appeal against the city to

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Accountability Means All School Trustees Must Self-Evaluate

May 8, 2007

By declining to evaluate their progress on goals, trustees Peter

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Editorial: Removing ‘No F’ policy will help some students

August 25, 2011

The knee-jerk reaction to the policy that allows a student who

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Editorial: Abandon plans to save the Granada Theater

June 28, 2010

Save the Granada is asking the city to abandon its plan for a

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Enlist McPherson’s help in resolving budget mess

January 31, 2003

Our leaders in Sacramento can

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CA personal tax rates rank low

March 22, 2018

One prevailing stereotype of Californians—shared by state residents as well as red-state politicians and the Trump Administration—is that we pay higher taxes than anyone else in the country.

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Bring the goats back – now

November 9, 2004

We

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