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abqjournal.com > opinion > opinion-talk-of-the-town > 3136984

OPINION: Talk of the Town

19+ hour, 45+ min ago   (716+ words) LETTERS TO THE EDITOR Dam rehabilitation should be a priority This is the part of the story that should bother us: The McLead Dam didn’t suddenly become a problem when the rains came. Officials had been warning about its poor…...


pleasantonweekly.com > letters-to-the-editor > 10/10/2026 > letters-reader-recommendations-for-mayor-council-school-board-park-district-in-tri-valley

Letters: Reader recommendations for mayor, council, school board, park district in Tri-Valley

1+ hour, 24+ min ago   (1647+ words) I am so grateful for all the candidate forums that you provided this year. What a great service! It is sometimes so difficult to find reliable information about local candidates and especially difficult, if not impossible, to gain that greater…...


dailyvoice.com > article > teaneck-councilmans-mission-to-bring-back-powerful-fading-message

Teaneck Councilman's Mission To Bring Back Powerful Fading Message

4+ hour, 9+ min ago   (542+ words) A powerful message appeared in a Teaneck parking lot five years ago. Teaneck Councilman Michael Pagan Freshly-painted Si Se Puede mural in 2021. Si Se Puede mural "Sí Se Puede!" read the red, white, and blue words painted in the parking…...


slguardian.org > when-the-state-becomes-the-executioner

When the State Becomes the Executioner

17+ hour, 39+ min ago   (1188+ words) Christa Pike’s failed execution exposes a profound contradiction at the heart of capital punishment: can a state claim to protect human dignity while retaining the power to take life in the name of justice? What’s in a Name? At first…...


lookouteugene-springfield.com

East Lane County residents should wonder if their vote is for sale | Letter to the editor

6+ hour, 18+ min ago   (384+ words) Lookout Eugene-Springfield is a digital local newsroom working to serve Lane County with trustworthy, nonpartisan journalism. Modeled after the Pulitzer Prize-winning Lookout Santa Cruz, it will feature the largest newsroom in the county and cover a wide range of local…...


lookouteugene-springfield.com

It's time for a shakeup on the Springfield City Council | Letter to the editor

4+ hour, 18+ min ago   (295+ words) Springfield City Council needs a new and independent voice, and we will have an opportunity to add that voice by voting Callee Ackland into office this November. Ackland brings a different background and perspective to the council. She would be…...


thecoronadonews.com > 2026 > 10 > letter-to-the-editor-rebecca-king-thanks-coronado-firefighters-association

Letter to the editor: Rebecca King thanks Coronado Firefighters Association

1+ day, 47+ min ago   (212+ words) We provide in-depth coverage of Coronado while covering the U.S. Navy, City Hall and Coronado School District I want to publicly thank the members of the Coronado Firefighters Association for endorsing my campaign for Coronado City Council. I’m honored to have…...


azbigmedia.com > lifestyle > blue-zones-project-scottsdale-stresses-the-power-of-showing-up

Blue Zones Project Scottsdale stresses the power of showing up

6+ hour, 14+ min ago   (654+ words) Sarah Kearney pinches herself daily when she thinks about her work. She spends her days helping Scottsdale residents transform their well-being. Kearney is the executive director of Blue Zones Project Scottsdale, a five‑year initiative designed to make healthy choices…...


hjnews.com > opinion > columns > column-cache-valley-residents-deserve-honest-and-open-dialogue > article_d381d609-ba7c-410f-8b52-a6048a5e3acc.html

COLUMN: Cache Valley residents deserve honest and open dialogue

15+ hour, 11+ min ago   (554+ words) Several recent letters criticizing me contain inaccurate or unsupported claims. We can disagree and still owe one another accuracy, respect and a willingness to talk. My focus remains on the work our community needs: asking hard questions, listening to neighbors…...


tucson.com > news > local > article_11fc7649-79a2-4c2c-8027-fdaf5a657dbb.html

Radio pioneer Portillo gave voice to Tucson's barrios

1+ day, 21+ hour ago   (1512+ words) If Tucson had a voice, it might sound something like Ernesto Portillo Sr. During his 50 years in radio, Portillo filled the local airwaves with music, information and inspiration, all while expanding the reach of Spanish-language programming and the Mexican-American community…...