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  • Letters to the Editor for Feb. 10

    • Republicans are obstructionists
    • Save 'sex offender' label for true offenders
    • Congressional junket cost taxpayers
    • Better to have opposing views considered

  • Letters to the Editor for Feb. 9

    • Quality early learning prevents crime later
    • Take 5 percent pay cut from managers, too
    • Politicians care about re-election, not us
    • Clocks would make red-light cameras safer
    • Crisis Clinic merits support

  • Letters to the Editor for Feb. 8

    • Don’t place bottom line above democracy
    • School cafeterias need vegetarian options
    • Help the port in Grays Harbor, not Oregon
    • Blame corporate greed, not government

  • Letters to the Editor for Feb. 7

    • To invest in our future, vote ‘yes’ on levies
    • Schools, like all of us, must tighten belts
    • Painful cuts loom if N. Thurston’s levy fails
    • More money for schools won’t fix problem
    • Health care system has many shortfalls

  • Letters to the Editor for Feb. 6

    • Support North Thurston replacement levy
    • Levy dollars pay for fundamentals
    • Williams supporting developers

  • Levy dollars pay for fundamentals

    The North Thurston school district replacement levy is critical to our community and nation.

  • Letters to the Editor for Feb. 5

    • Forget advertisements on school buses
    • Threats force people to hunker down
    • Meaningful change comes hard
    • Lawmakers should butt out
    • Obama tackles tough issues

  • Letters to the Editor for Feb. 4

    • Usurpers have declared class war on us
    • Traffic, red lights spawn concerns
    • Life without parole sufficient punishment
    • Court decision fails to uphold law
    • Ralph Munro demonstrates leadership

  • Letters to the Editor for Feb. 3

    • Threats to Constitution must stop
    • Treat, not punish, those with mental illness
    • Palin speaks the language of Americans
    • Time for 21st century solutions
    • Financial trading tax needed

  • Letters to the Editor for Feb. 2

    • Kids are victims of failed system
    • System helps students succeed
    • No case to regulate gun ownership
    • Republicans blew it

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