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As I See It - Florentine, Kolb and Farmworker Labor
Louise Hoffman Broach / Wayuga Editor
Wednesday, February 3 2010
The North Rose-Wolcott school board has once again postponed a
decision about the future of the Florentine Hendrick Elementary School.
It was on the agenda last week and it was tabled. Retiring
Superintendent Lucinda Miner said the resolution that was proposed was
for closure, saving $575,000 annually.
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Budget is Opportunity to Change Business as Usual
Wednesday, February 3 2010
To the Editor:
As the state and nation continue to deal with the effects of the
ongoing economic crisis, New Yorkers begin this year with an
opportunity to finally change how we do things and with a chance to set
us on a course that will bring real economic recovery that creates
good-paying jobs.
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Crime Should Not Pay
Wednesday, February 3 2010
To the Editor:All across New York State, law-abiding citizens have been tightening
their belts, cutting spending and foregoing even the smallest
luxuries. Everyone has had to sacrifice in these difficult economic
times---everyone except those individuals who have broken the law, and
are now incarcerated in our state’s prisons.
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An Open Letter to the Attorney General and US President
Wednesday, February 3 2010
To the Editor:I am probably wasting time, but I have to tell you it is simply
beyond belief how and why you two incompetents are so determined to put
this nation at serious risk by insisting that Muslim terrorists be
afforded civil trials on U.S. soil.
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