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READER’S EDITORIAL: THREE STRIKES AND YOU’RE OUT!
Printer-friendly version Another stinging defeat for Grossmont. Court orders $42M to be set aside for Alpine High School. By Sal Casamassima, Chair – Alpine High School Citizens Committee February
READER’S EDITORIAL: DAVE ROBERT’S EDITORIAL, “A VOTE FOR RENEWABLE ENERGY,” IGNORES REALITY
Printer-friendly version Response by Donna Tisdale to Supervisor Dave Roberts’ opinion published in East County Magazine “In defense of rural residents and non-renewable resources, our non-profit group Backcountry Against
READER’S EDITORIAL: A VOTE FOR RENEWABLE ENERGY
Printer-friendly version By Dave Roberts February 10, 2015 (San Diego)–The directive from Sacramento to policy-makers across California is unambiguous: to meet strict state mandates, we must allow for more
READER’S EDITORIAL: THE VANISHING ACT
Printer-friendly version By Laurie Baker February 2, 2015 (San Diego’s East County)–There’s a Vanishing Act that’s been going on in East County for decades. Critics say it’s a bad
READER’S EDITORIAL: “HEY! I’M WALKING HERE–CAN’T YOU SEE ME?”
Printer-friendly version By Robert Gehr © 2015 January 21, 2015 (El Cajon)–I’m the pedestrian you nearly hit with your vehicle. – I’m the person you injured with your vehicle.
READER’S EDITORIAL: MARTIN LUTHER KING JR.’S ECONOMIC DREAM AND THE SAN DIEGO REALITY
Printer-friendly version By Crystal Page, Center for Policy initiatives January 19, 2015 (San Diego) — Dr. King painted his vision of economic justice with clear visuals: In San Diego
READER’S EDITORIAL: PACE OF INFRASTRUCTURE PLANNING FOR COASTAL FLOODING A COUNTDOWN TO DISASTER
Printer-friendly version By Jeffrey Meyer, San Diego 350 Volunteer, #HighWaterLine#ChalkSD “In 2050, if current trends continue, sea level will be 12-18 inches higher. Beaches will shrink and some will
READER’S EDITORIAL: HOW CAN WE PREVENT RADICALIZATION?
Printer-friendly version By Patricia Bennett January 14, 2015 (San Diego’s East County)–The headlines make our hearts ache and our minds race. What can we do? Alienated youth are joining
READER’S EDITORIAL: A BARBARIC ATTACK ON FREEDOM OF EXPRESSION
Printer-friendly version By Jane Hartley, U.S. Ambassador to France Photo: Je Suis Charlie rally in support of slain French journalists, by Claude Truong NGOC, creative commons Editorial originally published
READER’S EDITORIAL: PROSECUTE AMERICA’S WAR CRIMINALS
Printer-friendly version By Connie Frankowiak, Julian December 15, 2014 (Julian) — For 6 years the U.S. Congress creates a tome that would challenge a weight lifter at a cost
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READER’S EDITORIAL: THREE STRIKES AND YOU’RE OUT!
Printer-friendly version Another stinging defeat for Grossmont. Court orders $42M to be set aside for Alpine High School. By Sal Casamassima, Chair – Alpine High School Citizens Committee February
READER’S EDITORIAL: DAVE ROBERT’S EDITORIAL, “A VOTE FOR RENEWABLE ENERGY,” IGNORES REALITY
Printer-friendly version Response by Donna Tisdale to Supervisor Dave Roberts’ opinion published in East County Magazine “In defense of rural residents and non-renewable resources, our non-profit group Backcountry Against
READER’S EDITORIAL: A VOTE FOR RENEWABLE ENERGY
Printer-friendly version By Dave Roberts February 10, 2015 (San Diego)–The directive from Sacramento to policy-makers across California is unambiguous: to meet strict state mandates, we must allow for more
READER’S EDITORIAL: THE VANISHING ACT
Printer-friendly version By Laurie Baker February 2, 2015 (San Diego’s East County)–There’s a Vanishing Act that’s been going on in East County for decades. Critics say it’s a bad
READER’S EDITORIAL: “HEY! I’M WALKING HERE–CAN’T YOU SEE ME?”
Printer-friendly version By Robert Gehr © 2015 January 21, 2015 (El Cajon)–I’m the pedestrian you nearly hit with your vehicle. – I’m the person you injured with your vehicle.
READER’S EDITORIAL: MARTIN LUTHER KING JR.’S ECONOMIC DREAM AND THE SAN DIEGO REALITY
Printer-friendly version By Crystal Page, Center for Policy initiatives January 19, 2015 (San Diego) — Dr. King painted his vision of economic justice with clear visuals: In San Diego
READER’S EDITORIAL: PACE OF INFRASTRUCTURE PLANNING FOR COASTAL FLOODING A COUNTDOWN TO DISASTER
Printer-friendly version By Jeffrey Meyer, San Diego 350 Volunteer, #HighWaterLine#ChalkSD “In 2050, if current trends continue, sea level will be 12-18 inches higher. Beaches will shrink and some will
READER’S EDITORIAL: HOW CAN WE PREVENT RADICALIZATION?
Printer-friendly version By Patricia Bennett January 14, 2015 (San Diego’s East County)–The headlines make our hearts ache and our minds race. What can we do? Alienated youth are joining
READER’S EDITORIAL: A BARBARIC ATTACK ON FREEDOM OF EXPRESSION
Printer-friendly version By Jane Hartley, U.S. Ambassador to France Photo: Je Suis Charlie rally in support of slain French journalists, by Claude Truong NGOC, creative commons Editorial originally published
READER’S EDITORIAL: PROSECUTE AMERICA’S WAR CRIMINALS
Printer-friendly version By Connie Frankowiak, Julian December 15, 2014 (Julian) — For 6 years the U.S. Congress creates a tome that would challenge a weight lifter at a cost
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