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Dear Editor: Throughout Wisconsin referendums are scheduled for this year's voting. While educating our children is important, so is fairness and the right of all people to live to the best of their ability.
Pastor supports Bible's definition of marriage
Denying licenses not a good idea
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Domina the pick for U.S. Senate
Writer believes in Ben Sasse
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Sasse not right choice for state
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Shame on you, Columbus City Administrator Joe Mangiamelli and pals, for apparently wanting to bully the dwindling number of animal entries out of the Columbus Days parade altogether. First, by demanding that any and all animals participating in the parade must wear diapers, including saddle …
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Exhausted taxpayers in 2011 surprised everyone by soundly defeating a $28.5 million bond issue to build a new Middle School. It was one of the few times in Columbus history the time honored, guilt-based “Vote For The Children” campaign failed to produce.
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The following letter was sent to NPPD's CEO Pat Pope last week by a group of Nebraska state senators.
In the 2013 New York City Democratic mayoral race, the primary didn't only look like New York, it looked a lot like America: There was an openly gay woman, an Asian-American, an African-American, a Jewish man and a former activist with a mixed-race family (he's a 6'5" white guy). Was it pari…
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What an uplifting experience to see all the storefront face-lifting going on downtown from 13th to 11th streets and 29th to 23rd avenues. The federal and state community services block grant program that permitted the sharing of costs for community improvements has sure panned out nicely her…
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As a resident of northwest Butler County I am concerned about the recent applications for hog confinement operations northeast and northwest of Bellwood.
I’d like to respond to Mr. Jay Jackson’s letter to the editor that appeared in the Telegram last month.
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To Mr. Briggs, YMCA Executive Director:
Suicide rates in the U.S. have increased nearly 30 percent in less than 20 years, the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention reported June 7. But why are the suicide rates increasing so fast?
A recent study suggests that, beyond emotion, two general learning mechanisms are also affected by early life stress – and these have the potential to explain long-term effects of childhood adversity.
Here's a look at 6 common myths of technology addiction that deserve to be debunked by actual research.
The Centers for Disease Control reported this month that the number of births in the U.S. is down 2 percent – “the lowest number in 30 years.” But it's not necessarily unprecedented. Here's why:
The "hangover pill" could begin human clinical trials in as early as one year. Here's how it would work:
America has had a black president. Is the country ready for a black president who is also a woman?
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