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Jan 19 2013
The debate contains on gun control. The president has signed executive orders. Politicians are trying to decide what weapons to ban, what ammunition to ban, what size magazine should be legal, and our children remain in jeopardy. Once the debating is over and the legislators begin drafting laws we will have to wait until the …
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Jan 05 2013
School should be a safe place. Children should not be afraid to go to school, and we should not be afraid to send our children to school. Last week’s Blog Post, Teachers With Guns seems to have stirred a few emotions. The point of the article was to comment on our need for improved security in our …
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Dec 01 2012
I am all for protection of our children while at school. It is very disheartening to read of school shooting and other acts of school terrorism’s that recent times have reported. I was saddened when my nine year old granddaughter reported they had drills in her school to practice what to do in the event a person with a …
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Nov 17 2012
A fly on the wall during a closed door session reports it like this. Now I must admit I do not speak “fly” with any fluency so this is a loose translation. Here is what was reported. First Council person said, “You know, Milton keeps trying to be fiscally responsible by calling for Police layoffs, …
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May 11 2013
City Hall Ha Ha!
May 11, 2013
The title of this blog article is appropriate because it seems as if anything thing coming out of City Hall is laughable. It is almost as if they feel the people are slow-witted and cannot see for themselves exactly what is happening. An interesting decision was made to move the Fiscal Year from January/January to …
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