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Letters to the Editor 2/9

Refund requested

Letters to the Editor 2/8

Bible language

Published: Tuesday, Feb. 07, 2012

Letters to the Editor 2/7

A wave and smile

Published: Monday, Feb. 06, 2012

Letters to the Editor 2/6

Un-events are magic

Letters to the Editor 2/5

Romney as Scrooge

Viewpoint: Fastidiously following Facebook

I’m somewhat embarrassed to admit that I have a Facebook page, but on the other hand, I think it makes me sound hip. After all, I have children to impress. But between you and me, they’re getting so old they’re probably not hip anymore, either. Life seems to work that way — just when you think you’re too cool for words, someone changes the language.

Letters to the Editor 2/4

Havlik was right on

Letters to the Editor 2/3

How to ‘delight’

Viewpoint: Cuts threaten seniors, military families

Congress’ frequent delays over the past decade have left California physicians who care for seniors and military families facing a 27 percent cut in payments on March 1.

Letters to the Editor 2/2

Freedom curfewed

Letters to the Editor 2/1

A vote of support

Letters to the Editor 1/31

Antiquated system

Viewpoint: Seismic safety discussion at Diablo provides cold comfort

In late November 2011, PG&E sponsored a three-day public workshop on seismic safety issues for the Diablo Canyon nuclear power plant. The workshop brought together PG&E technical staff, their paid consultants and government earth scientists, all of whom are working on various aspects of PG&E’s ongoing seismic hazard assessment of Diablo Canyon, to share their research results.

Published: Monday, Jan. 30, 2012

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Streets not dog-safe

Letters to the Editor 1/29

Unnecessary payments

Letters to the Editor 1/28

Profound thanks

Viewpoint: Development a bad fit for Pismo

The 154-acre Los Robles del Mar residential development proposed to be added to the city of Pismo Beach is an outdated project whose traffic impacts, questionable water supply, layout, mass grading and needless destruction of oak woodland require serious reconsideration. This project is a dinosaur, conceived in the 1980s, designed in the 1990s, and trying ever since to find support with a skeptical public.

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Dealing with IMS

Letters to the Editor 1/26

Obvious city actions

Letters to the Editor 1/25

Public locked out

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