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There’s nothing Christian about these 19 anti-LGBTQ bills moving through Jeff City
The new Social Justice Ministry at St. Mary’s Episcopal Church in downtown Kansas City speaks up equal rights for all Missourians. Star file photo There are 19 odious bills now moving through the Missouri General Assembly that use religious language to oppose the fundamental human rights of the LGBTQ community.
Letters: Cal Thomas headline misleading
A recent piece by Cal Thomas was headed by "Spreading sickness of liberal politics." My husband commented to me that there were often times he disagreed with Thomas' opinion pieces, but today's made a lot of sense to him.
Marietta’s McBride
The City of Erie has pushed for the demolition of the McBride Viaduct (a.k.a. the East Ave. Bridge) for several years now, citing various reasons. Unfortunately for the pedestrians who depend upon the viaduct for safe crossing of Erie’s railroad mainline, the original assessment considering repair of the structure did not include an option to preserve it as a pedestrian walkway. The folks who decided to tear down this piece of Erie history were not truly considering the human factor served here.
My Vision for Erie
We have a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity to transform our city. Erie can become a city with good, family-sustaining jobs, safe and welcoming neighborhoods, and great schools. The mayor will have a vital role in leading Erie’s transformation. As your next mayor, I will: Be active, visible, and listen to the people. Within the first 100 days, I will conduct meetings in every neighborhood to gain input on our plans to implement Erie Refocused.
Nancy Wagner: Winona County needs to ban frac sand now
I have been a resident of the Arches near Farmers Park for 30 years. My family had always enjoyed pristine well water until 2008-09, when the Minnesota Department of Natural Resources completed the Hwy. 14 improvement project. A part of this project included blasting so that the side of the bluff could be removed. Every blast created reverberations through the valley and in our home.
Nancy J. Wagner, 69, Beavertown - The Daily Item: Obituaries
She was born Sept. 16, 1946, a daughter of the late Vernon W. and Agnes M. (Kramer) Stroup. On June 23, 1973, she married Richard C. Wagner who survives. Nancy was a graduate of Middleburg High School and attended Susquehanna University and Bloomsburg University earning her masters in math. She was employed for 33 years as a special education teacher at the Midd-West School District. She was a member of Messiah Lutheran Church, Troxelville, the Red Hat Society, and was treasurer for the Women’s Club.
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