Letters: Billions are poured into HS2 while Britain's roads sink into disrepair
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Plus: Lessons of Dunkirk; stuck on benefits; probate and housing; the enemy of wool; and shopping for tall people
Plus: fighting modern slavery; reusing rainwater; teacher authority in the classroom; and an alternative to shopping online
Reader letters weigh in on the governor's education agenda, health care legislation, special schools, mobile health care, homelessness and more.
Readers Write: Social issues, marijuana bust, Andrea Jenkins, prosecutors, fishing It's nuance, not blasphemy. July 1, 2021 — 5:45pm Text size Copy shortlink: Jennifer Brooks used her column last Sunday ("Hey, Anoka County, listen, and listen good") to scoff at the idea that libraries should be a neutral environment and argues that institutions and people must make a "choice." She frames that choice in the stark terms of, "You stand with your neighbors or you stand against them." But complex questions require nuance and discussi...