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READER’S EDITORIAL: CHILD HUNGER AWARENESS
Printer-friendly version By Rikki Borkowski, Rancho Santa Fe January 10, 2012 (San Diego) — One in 16 children in the U.S. is suffering from food insecurity, the state of not
READER’S EDITORIAL: AN OPEN LETTER TO COUNTY SUPERVISORS—PROTECT THE PUBLIC FROM SMART METERS
Printer-friendly version By Robin Davis, Lakeside December 18, 2011 (Lakeside)–I am one of the people who has experience health issues from what I can only believe are the smart
READER’S EDITORIAL: PUBLIC DEMAND FOR SUPERVISORS TO PROTECT PUBLIC HEALTH REGARDING SMART METERS
Printer-friendly versionBy Susan Brinchman Dear San Diego County Board of Supervisors, December 20, 2011 (San Diego County) — I am the Director of the national nonprofit, Center for Electrosmog Prevention,
READER’S EDITORIAL: SDG&E WINS AGAIN; CONSUMERS AND FIRE VICTIMS LOSE
Printer-friendly version By Tom Myers December 20, 2011 (San Diego’s East County) –The CPUC has approved SDG&E’s request to pass the cost of increased wildfire liability costs on to
READER’S EDITORIAL: SAN DIEGO COUNTY GENERAL PLAN UPDATE FATALLY FLAWED
Printer-friendly version by Scott Barnett & Richard Parker December 16, 2011(Alpine) — Like anything in life, there’s no use doing something quickly if it’s not going to be done right.
READER’S EDITORIAL: SAN DIEGO MOM ASKS CONGRESS TO EXTEND UNEMPLOYMENT BENEFITS AND KEEP HER FAMILY OFF THE STREETS
Printer-friendly version By Vanessa Celia Winters, San Diego December 16, 2011 (San Diego) — I am a Wal-Mart associate who supports three children, and an unemployed husband. My husband was
READER’S EDITORIAL: CONGRESS SHOULD EXTEND UNEMPLOYMENT BY DEC. 31 DEADLINE
Printer-friendly versionBy Sierra Severson December 6, 2011 (San Diego)–The unemployment insurance fund is about to expire before the end of this year. Congress needs to act to extend this
READER’S EDITORIAL: LETS RE-FORM THE PBID IN EL CAJON–AND BRING THE PROCESS OUT FROM BEHIND CLOSED DOORS
Printer-friendly version By Peggy Buffo “:…The newly hired [CDC] executive director Cindi Fargo was thrown to the wolves. None of the problems brought out by the Blue Ribbon Commission were
READER’S EDITORIAL: RE-THINKING THE EDUCATION PARADIGM
Printer-friendly versionBy Vince Wallgren November 17, 2011 (La Mesa)–As the public education establishment’s quandary over shortfalls in funding reaches critical mass, the time may be ripe for introducing sweeping changes
A VETERAN’S STORY: REMEMBERING CORPORATE LINDEN EILER
Printer-friendly version By David Secor, Candidate for 50th Congressional District Editor’s note: Due to technical problems we could not post on Veteran’s Day, but wish to share this moving story
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READER’S EDITORIAL: CHILD HUNGER AWARENESS
Printer-friendly version By Rikki Borkowski, Rancho Santa Fe January 10, 2012 (San Diego) — One in 16 children in the U.S. is suffering from food insecurity, the state of not
READER’S EDITORIAL: AN OPEN LETTER TO COUNTY SUPERVISORS—PROTECT THE PUBLIC FROM SMART METERS
Printer-friendly version By Robin Davis, Lakeside December 18, 2011 (Lakeside)–I am one of the people who has experience health issues from what I can only believe are the smart
READER’S EDITORIAL: PUBLIC DEMAND FOR SUPERVISORS TO PROTECT PUBLIC HEALTH REGARDING SMART METERS
Printer-friendly versionBy Susan Brinchman Dear San Diego County Board of Supervisors, December 20, 2011 (San Diego County) — I am the Director of the national nonprofit, Center for Electrosmog Prevention,
READER’S EDITORIAL: SDG&E WINS AGAIN; CONSUMERS AND FIRE VICTIMS LOSE
Printer-friendly version By Tom Myers December 20, 2011 (San Diego’s East County) –The CPUC has approved SDG&E’s request to pass the cost of increased wildfire liability costs on to
READER’S EDITORIAL: SAN DIEGO COUNTY GENERAL PLAN UPDATE FATALLY FLAWED
Printer-friendly version by Scott Barnett & Richard Parker December 16, 2011(Alpine) — Like anything in life, there’s no use doing something quickly if it’s not going to be done right.
READER’S EDITORIAL: SAN DIEGO MOM ASKS CONGRESS TO EXTEND UNEMPLOYMENT BENEFITS AND KEEP HER FAMILY OFF THE STREETS
Printer-friendly version By Vanessa Celia Winters, San Diego December 16, 2011 (San Diego) — I am a Wal-Mart associate who supports three children, and an unemployed husband. My husband was
READER’S EDITORIAL: CONGRESS SHOULD EXTEND UNEMPLOYMENT BY DEC. 31 DEADLINE
Printer-friendly versionBy Sierra Severson December 6, 2011 (San Diego)–The unemployment insurance fund is about to expire before the end of this year. Congress needs to act to extend this
READER’S EDITORIAL: LETS RE-FORM THE PBID IN EL CAJON–AND BRING THE PROCESS OUT FROM BEHIND CLOSED DOORS
Printer-friendly version By Peggy Buffo “:…The newly hired [CDC] executive director Cindi Fargo was thrown to the wolves. None of the problems brought out by the Blue Ribbon Commission were
READER’S EDITORIAL: RE-THINKING THE EDUCATION PARADIGM
Printer-friendly versionBy Vince Wallgren November 17, 2011 (La Mesa)–As the public education establishment’s quandary over shortfalls in funding reaches critical mass, the time may be ripe for introducing sweeping changes
A VETERAN’S STORY: REMEMBERING CORPORATE LINDEN EILER
Printer-friendly version By David Secor, Candidate for 50th Congressional District Editor’s note: Due to technical problems we could not post on Veteran’s Day, but wish to share this moving story
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