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Saturday, November 22, 2008
Regular office hours a concept slow to arrive in small towns like Merced
So, was there a holiday a few Thursdays ago?
Despite founder's death, TOP continues to thrive
Since the passing of Buck Townsend, I have been asked countless times about the future of Townsend Opera Players. What will happen to TOP? Will it continue to exist? So I write today to inform the community of the future of Townsend Opera Players.
If the Big Three fail, you'll feel it in your wallet, too
Some national politicians seem to view the Detroit Big Three auto company bailout as simple. Let them fail, or let them go into bankruptcy. The estimated 3 million people whose jobs would be affected don't matter.
Community Voices
- Seniors must speak up about transportation needs
- Don't strangle the future with cuts to junior colleges
- The McHenrys left their hearts in old Modesto
- Proposition 8 has driven a wedge between neighbors
- DeMartini: Get your hand out of employees' pockets
- Library expands hours, srvice with sales tax money
- Yakking on cell phone in car costs more than $20
- Time for MID to help us increase solar energy use
- Unscrupulous companies profit from education crisis
- Regional planning: Resistance is worse than futile
- MID strives to meet demand, green energy goals
- Improving a community is often at others' expense
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