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    Empathy and hope

    In Philadelphia, concerned citizens decided to end the isolation and criminalization of the mentally ill.

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    Let’s go even lower

    I was heartened by The Tribune’s decision to publish the San Jose Mercury News editorial that advocated lowering the DUI blood alcohol level in California from 0.08 percent to 0.05 percent. For our state government to resist the political pressure of the alcohol industry and enact such...

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    Nature of arms

    Congratulations to Steve Provost on his outstanding Second Amendment article. I have just one thing to add and it is about the arms that people were being given the right to keep and bear.

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    Experienced leader

    The San Luis Obispo City Council race offers the chance to either deliver a City Council with a very skewed partisan philosophy or to restore a sense of rational balance with Paul Brown’s election.

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    Most well-rounded

    The mail-in ballots for the San Luis Obispo City Council special election will be arriving in voters’ mailboxes.

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    Not for the rich

    It is very disappointing to see that Kevin Rice has dropped out of the race to replace Andrew Carter on the SLO City Council.

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    Enjoyable tour

    The Amgen finish in Avila Beach was an exciting coup for our county. Many thanks to Adam Hill and the Board of Supervisors, the Avila Beach Tourism Alliance, HighRoad Sports, Bike Coalition, the fans who lined the streets and county Public Works for pulling off an excellently organized, high-profile...

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    Something wrong

    According to Justin Gillis of The New York Times, the carbon dioxide in the atmosphere was the same 3 million years ago as it is today.

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    Many thanks

    What a beautiful experience we have enjoying Cerro San Luis Mountain: early morning sunrises, evening sunsets, beautiful wildlife, fresh air and many wonderful people and dogs who become friends that we meet on the trail. I have enjoyed hiking this trail almost every day for 15 years.

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    Human inanity

    Two articles in The Tribune’s May 11 issue combine to portray the infinite inanity and lack of wisdom governing our human presence on this planet.

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