Letters to the Editor for March 30
Please don’t speed it up! Everything is getting faster these days, please let our leisure time stay slow and peaceful. Maybe the writer should attend an outdoor game, maybe stop and smell the roses and let us remember our freedom to enjoy these simple things in life, maybe try to relax a little and not speed up our leisure time! Baseball games are meant to relax, enjoy and forget about the stresses of the other parts of our lives.
The increase in pedestrian and cycling fatalities reported by Tim Steller is troubling. As cyclists and pedestrians, it is very distressing to learn each day of another accident on our roads. Proposition 411 is just the beginning for Move Tucson. A long-term source of revenue is needed to fully implement Move Tucson and create a comfortable and accessible transportation system for all residents.
I don’t think any Supreme Court nominee has ever been asked that question. Cruz further added absurd questions without allowing Jackson to complete an answer, similar to Lindsey Graham. It was an orchestrated attack. The idea that the Tucson City Council has for improving enforcement of a law requiring commercial developments to harvest rainwater and use less drinking water on landscaping is laughable. They want to hire a landscape architect and two city inspectors to accomplish this.
Österreich Neuesten Nachrichten, Österreich Schlagzeilen
Similar News:Sie können auch ähnliche Nachrichten wie diese lesen, die wir aus anderen Nachrichtenquellen gesammelt haben.
Letters to the Editor: March 29Letters to the Editor for March 29
Weiterlesen »
Letters to the Editor: Will Smith undermined what his Oscar-winning character stands forLetters to the Editor: By assaulting Chris Rock, the actor gave in to toxic masculinity, one Academy member writes. (via latimesopinion)
Weiterlesen »
Letters to the Editor - Dallas ISD, U.S. taxes, transgender youth, abortion, wind powerHere are a few thoughts for the Dallas ISD trustees as they seek a new superintendent: 1. Remember the words of Henry David Thoreau: “Simplify, simplify,...
Weiterlesen »
Letters to the Editor - Will Smith, Warsaw speech, carbon tax, Utah governor, SouthlakeWill Smith’s pathetic “what we do for love” apology for slapping Chris Rock at the Oscars is reminiscent of excuses used by domestic violence abusers around...
Weiterlesen »
The Editor Who Moves Theory Into the MainstreamUnder the editorial leadership of Ken Wissoker, Duke University Press has become known for its blend of scholarly rigor with conceptual risk-taking, where high and low art boldly intermingle.
Weiterlesen »
Your Turn, March 30: I know which America I want to live in.Read the Express-News letters to the editor for March 30.
Weiterlesen »