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Letters: Reintroducing cars to Scarth Street Mall drives us backwards - Vimarsana News

Letters: Reintroducing cars to Scarth Street Mall drives us backwards

"The redevelopment of the Street Mall should be supported but the introduction of vehicle traffic would be a backwards step." — Dan Cameron

Knock it down: Albuquerque tries novel approach to crime fighting - Vimarsana News

Knock it down: Albuquerque tries novel approach to crime fighting

Reading a tweet this morning…I don’t know. It struck me that Albuquerque was taking the Lori Lightfoot approach to crime rates in the city. Hopefully, you remember what I mean by that all...

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'Mom, I'm home' – long lost veteran returns at last - Lewiston Sun Journal - Vimarsana News

'Mom, I'm home' – long lost veteran returns at last - Lewiston Sun Journal

PHILLIPS – A little less than 80 years ago, Sergeant Zelwood Alpha Gravlin of Phillips was pronounced MIA after his plane did not return from Operation TIDAL WAVE during World War II. On the day after Veteran’s Day, 2022, he finally returned home and now rests beside his mother, Ida Gravlin, at the Mile Square […]

Leader-Post letters: Readers share their views on Roe v. Wade decision - Vimarsana News

Leader-Post letters: Readers share their views on Roe v. Wade decision

The U.S. has made women's reproductive choices the decision of legislatures populated by a majority of old white men, writes Robert Carleton.

Leader-Post letters: Wherever money comes from, rethink health care - Vimarsana News

Leader-Post letters: Wherever money comes from, rethink health care

In the end, there is only one taxpayer regardless of whether the money comes from Ottawa or the provinces, writes Robert Carleton.