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Robo signers: The latest sign of mega-corporate greed run amok
I apologize.
Unhappy Meal: Tyranny by government
Ronald McDonald is about as popular in San Francisco as a 9.1 earthquake.
Roof rats, power lines & glove compartments
I did a double take.
Some questions for Queen Meg & Gov. Moonbeam
Sitting on a sofa
High speed rail: California’s fast track to ruin?
So does who does California high speed rail benefit?
Concrete from hell, roof rats & the Winchester Mystery yard
Cement apparently flowed freely in the 1950s.
Do you trust motives of big oil companies?
Take a trip south on Highway 99 toward the Grapevine on a stagnant summer day.
Firework sales proceeds a bit baffling for Lathrop non-profits
I'm probably being naïve, but after seeing the final numbers in the first Safe and Sane Fireworks fund-raising in Lathrop, I can't help being baffled by the scant net amounts received by the five nonprofit groups whose dedicated volunteers toiled hard for seven days in the sizzling summer heat to earn money for their pet community projects.
American health care scores ‘win’ over swine flu
Aren't you glad you're alive today?
A ‘dumb’ assertion about public power from Victor Mow
Victor Mow - who did little to improve the financial integrity of San Joaquin County while serving on the Board of Supervisors - penned an opinion piece about South San Joaquin Irrigation District essentially being reckless with public money.
Melmac: Dishware for the Nuclear Age
If you know about Melmac and Alf - and what they have in common - then you were alive during the 1950s or thereafter and have an unusual sense of humor as far as the TV comedy shows you like.
Manteca still has to move forward morning of Nov. 3
It is easy to get caught up in the notion that the upcoming Manteca municipal election on Nov. 2 is about the candidates.
Are some more equal in Manteca than others?
Eight years ago this Sunday a new municipal law went into effect to try to stem aggressive panhandlers.
The cultural war may cost Ripon teacher her job
Limited-English-proficient students have the same right to a quality education as all California students. For these students to have access to quality education, their special needs must be met by teachers who have essential skills and knowledge related to English language development, specially designed content instruction delivered in English, and content instruction delivered in the students' primary languages. - California Education Code
Manteca needs BLD-style solution for library needs
It is time to turn the page, literally, on how we approach library services.
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