To the editor: Your article about the funicular should have been run a little closer to April Fools’ Day.
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8:14 AM February 13, 2012
To the editor: It seems to me that one of the basic rights in a democratic society is the freedom of choice in relation to what we eat. Hence, the listing of ingredients on packaged food to inform that choice.
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9:45 AM
February 12, 2012
To the editor: No one should doubt the ability of American engineers to put a colony of men on the moon.
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updated 9:45 AM
February 12, 2012
To the editor: My residence was burglarized on Sunday (Jan. 29) in the early morning.
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updated 9:38 AM
February 11, 2012
To the editor: Enough already with the long ago, dead-in-the-water $40 million sewer that never was! The defeated commissioners already killed the $40 million sewer once they found out the stats — it was just something they had looked into. That is a commissioner’s job, to look at all possibilities. But it never was.
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7:38 AM
February 10, 2012
To the editor: The story about the proposed funicular on Cascade Avenue in Langley included this: “The funicular could also help spur other improvements along the Cascade Avenue promenade.”
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7:23 AM
February 9, 2012
To the editor: Totally by accident, my wife and I were fortunate enough to buy property and build north of the South Whidbey Frontier. That means we can observe the grand planning of the south sider’s port, fire district, water district and, of course, Langley tax districts with amusement and without fear for our savings account!
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8:16 AM
February 8, 2012
To the editor: Please join us in sending this shout out to the members of South Whidbey High School’s cheerleading team for their invaluable contributions to this season’s holiday celebration for foster and relative families in Island County.
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updated 8:59 AM
February 7, 2012
To the editor: If the voters in Diking District 1 believe in honesty and transparency, and if they are concerned about the continuing supply of clean water from their water districts, they would be wise to elect Tom Kraft as their new diking district commissioner.
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7:48 AM
February 6, 2012
To the editor: The pump project: In 2004, Diking District 1 Commissioner Raymond E. Gabelein agreed to assume responsibility on behalf of Diking District 1 for drainage of the entire 5,000-acre Useless Bay drainage basin.
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7:47 AM
February 6, 2012
To the editor: Don’t be duped! If you are one of those living within the flood and drainage plain served by Diking District 1 and who will be voting for a district commissioner on Feb. 7, please do not be fooled by the loud and angry rhetoric you are hearing, the half-truth innuendos and extremely mean-spirited character assassination smears being waged in both public meetings and in the press by a small group from Sunlight Beach calling themselves Citizens in Support of Useless Bay Community [CSUBC]!
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updated 7:50 AM
February 5, 2012