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LONSBERRY: Just turn him off

Bob Lonsberry makes blanket statements that are filled with ignorance. For example: his comments about pregnant mothers in school. People make mist... Read More

NEIGHBORHOODS: The Clarissa Street Fest mess

It is 11 a.m. Sunday, and I am standing in front of my house looking at a sea of trash left by the Clarissa Street Reunion. A gentle breeze is scat... Read More

MIDTOWN PLAZA: City schools caused the city's decline

Once again, the editorial in City skirts the real reason for the demise of the central city area and Midtown Plaza (Urban Journal, July 30). I know... Read More

ENVIRONMENT: How much energy do you save?

Regarding Paul Brookes' informative but rather negative letter concerning the city's and Mayor Duffy's efforts to solve the greenhouse-gas emission... Read More

ABORTION RIGHTS: Young people need birth-control information

Letters in the August 6 issue of City reflect attitudes or beliefs about birth control and abortion that are not held by the many who recognize the... Read More

ABORTION RIGHTS: A fetus is not an "unborn child"

Several letter-writers in the August 6 edition confused a fertilized ovum with a child. This could well be compared with an acorn that will grow in... Read More

POLITICS: Massa's family benefits from the campaign

Eric "I'm running for Congress again" Massa was recently quoted as saying, "I am certain that our support will continue to grow, and... Read More

REN SQUARE: Some potential alternatives

"If not Ren Square, what?" (Urban Journal, August 6) has several related components. Underlying them all is the fallacy of the bus-termin... Read More

REN SQUARE: The plan hurts other local theaters

MCC doesn't even fill half of the Sibley Building, the transportation hub doesn't include a future for mass transit, the train station is not conne... Read More

MIDTOWN PLAZA: Who will profit from its demolition?

With regard to Renaissance Square, there has been one report after another about concerns of local politicians and many within the local business c... Read More

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