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BC’s Tales of the Pacific ǀ Can one person change history?

BC Cook “EVEN after all these years it is clear in my mind, like it happened yesterday. It was the most important day of my life.” Most veterans have echoed these words. Sometimes that day becomes not only their most important, but the most important for many others, sometimes an entire nation. Can…
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Variations ǀ In politics, arithmetic is for amateurs

A banner on a tractor reads “You are feeding others and you want to chase us away” as German farmers protest against the cut of vehicle tax subsidies in Berlin, Germany on Jan. 8, 2024.  “His vast capacity for illusion, his powerful thirst for the not true….” — H.L. Mencken, describing the “common …
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OPINION ǀ Truth 38: Me TOO but Not Propst

Ambrose Bennett THE TRUTH is the author of the letter to the editor about Rep. Propst and I have something in common, as neither one of us can get our leaders to listen, thus Me TOO! But to assert Rep. Propst is in a position to address and fix all the issues he listed was ridiculous and a pathetic…
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Variations ǀ An unfunded mandate

LAST week, the House Committee on Public Utilities, Transportation and Communications conducted a public hearing on House Bill 23-92, which would amend the net metering law or P.L. 18-62, which, in turn, amended a previous net metering law, which amended the original net metering law, which was pas…
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