OPINION: "Property owners adjacent to developments are rightfully concerned about resultant changes to their property and local environment," write Laura and Ed Bartkowski, residents of northwest Tucson.
OPINION: "The chardonnay-sipping elites in the Democratic Party should reconsider their priorities and concentrate on convincing blue-collar workers in mill towns that the big “D” Democratic policies are tightly focused on the practical needs and aspirations of those on Main Street and not o…
Letters to the Editor for March 21.
OPINION: "Medicare Advantage benefits encourage health and wellness, keeping enrollees out of the hospital and helping them to achieve faster and more comfortable recoveries," writes Heather Ross of the Arizona Nurses Association.
Letters to the Editor for March 20
OPINION: "There is a war in education between the crusaders for mediocrity, and those who want academic vigor," writes state Superintendent of Public Instruction Tom Horne.
OPINION: "We as a country are living through an extraordinary moment of hatred and demonization of the LGBTQ+ community," writes Pima County Supervisor Matt Heinz.
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Of course, Senators Justine Wadsack (LD17) and Andy Kern and the rest of the Arizona Freedom Caucus are opposed to Ranked Choice voting. They are afraid they will lose! It easier for their small groups of loud supporters to win in primary elections rather ran against other candidates in gene…
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Congress should consider national system to deter disruptive, dangerous behavior
OPINION: "Property owners adjacent to developments are rightfully concerned about resultant changes to their property and local environment," write Laura and Ed Bartkowski, residents of northwest Tucson.
OPINION: "The chardonnay-sipping elites in the Democratic Party should reconsider their priorities and concentrate on convincing blue-collar workers in mill towns that the big “D” Democratic policies are tightly focused on the practical needs and aspirations of those on Main Street and not on throwing rocks at their political opponents," writes Tucsonan Paul Morton Ganeles.
Letters to the Editor for March 21.
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Congress should consider national system to deter disruptive, dangerous behavior
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It has just been reported that, in 23 Baltimore schools, not one student is proficient in math. Unfortunately, this is not uncommon in parts of our nation and is a national embarrassment. The first and overriding goal of our primary education system is to get our children proficient in readi…
Re: the Feb. 2 letter "EV's and fuel tax for road."
Two articles in this morning's Star show how out of touch Arizona's Republican legislature is with its constituents. [“Poll: Water Conservation Main Concern;” “Saudi Water Deal Spurs Action.”] A poll shows that 70% of Arizonans biggest concern is protecting our water resources. Meanwhile, ou…
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