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| Editorial Cartoon: Sept. 1, 2010 |
Wednesday, September 01, 2010
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| Editorial: More to come! |
Don't miss the second week of Chino's First Territorial Capital Days - we have three more days of fun coming up this weekend. This year again the celebration was spread out on two weekends.
Wednesday, September 01, 2010
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| Letter: A closer look at Proposition 203 |
Proposition 203, the initiative to legalize medical marijuana in the state of Arizona, is not a homegrown initiative.
Wednesday, September 01, 2010
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| Letter: Korean War veterans ceremony gets salute |
A big salute to everyone who assisted Post 40 in our first Korean War Veterans' Ceremony on July 24th.
Wednesday, September 01, 2010
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| Letter: Semlich didn't blame Obama for this shoot-out |
I was shocked to see Charlie's weekly "illustration" did not blame the motorcycle club skirmish on President Obama! Charlie, you're letting your fans down. Maybe you fell off the "super secret" memo distribution list you referenced a couple of weeks ago.
Wednesday, September 01, 2010
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| Letter: Library's reading room dedicated to lost son |
Wednesday, September 01, 2010
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| Editorial: Shoot-out! Let's watch |
News traveled fast about the gang-related shootings in Chino Valley Saturday. The shots alone brought people out of their homes. Others drove to see what was going on when they saw patrol car after patrol car speed past their neighborhoods.
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Wednesday, August 25, 2010
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| Letters to Editor: Volunteer at food bank lacked
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Volunteer at food bank lacked
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Editor:
I had gone to Chino Valley Food Bank and as I was standing at the counter, the lady came from the back and asked if I would like a veggie tray, that I could go to the back to get my produce.
Wednesday, August 25, 2010
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| Viewpoint: A shame to shoot 'unarmed' dog |
I read the article about Doc being shot by a deputy! It seems clear from the article that the deputy did not use good judgment.
Wednesday, August 18, 2010
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| Letters to Editor: S.E.L.F. Club, uninhibited and free this summer |
S.E.L.F. Club, uninhibited and free this summer
Editor:
Our eight-week S.E.L.F. Club has ended and I wanted to thank everyone that helped make this year so successful.
First, our partners in the community: Dean Smith and his staff at the pool who helped individuals be free and uninhibited by their disabilities, Ms. Darlene Westcott at the Children's Library for the entertainment, and the CVUSD Food Service for providing lunch.
Wednesday, August 18, 2010
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| Editorial: Support of their own |
My husband, Ben, and I attended the memorial service Sunday for the three Yavapai County Sheriff's Office detention officers who passed away earlier this month in a traffic accident - John Schultz, Jose Presas and Brian Callaghan.
Wednesday, August 18, 2010
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| Editorial: Guard our school children |
Every year, we use this space to remind readers who drive to be mindful of children on their way to school. They could be on the sides of the roads waiting for the bus. Or they could be walking or riding a bicycle to school.
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Wednesday, August 11, 2010
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| Letters to Editor: Former candidate needs to remove signs |
Former candidate needs to remove signs
Editor:
Open letter to Buz Mills, former candidate for Arizona governor:
Come on, Buz, pick up your signs here in Chino Valley. They're nowhere to be found in Prescott Valley or Prescott.
Connie Grove
Chino Valley
Wednesday, August 11, 2010
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| Viewpoint: Graybill: 'Chino Valley may find itself on an episode of American Greed |
Recently again on the nightly news the report is five to seven years of economic recovery is a reality. The front page of a recent Review reads "Yavapai County fifth in foreclosures of Arizona's counties." The results are harsh and clear when all investments are made is real estate alone. For a municipality maintaining the health and vitality of its community, this is an issue of great importance.
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Wednesday, August 04, 2010
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| Letters to Editor: Chino Valley should rename itself 'Weed Town' |
Chino Valley should rename itself 'Weed Town'
Editor:
I attended the town hall meeting recently at the new facility for the first time. It's a nice facility. Our mayor, Jim Bunker and Councilmember Gloria Moore showed their true colors at the meeting.
They have "no respect" for their employers - the citizens of Chino Valley.
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Wednesday, August 04, 2010
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| Editorial: Immigration! Buy a ticket |
One of the more clearly stated analogies circulating throught the Internet about Arizona's new immigation law is a simple one. Because we can't confirm the author, we won't quote it directly.
Wednesday, August 04, 2010
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| Letters: Town working with ADOT on weeds |
Town working with ADOT on weeds
Editor:
The Town has received several phone calls, comments, and letters regarding the aesthetics of the median on highway 89.
Wednesday, July 28, 2010
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| Editorial: The good life |
Not all towns are created equal. We select the things about a community that are important to us. These reasons vary, depending on our lifestyle choices.
Wednesday, July 28, 2010
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| Editorial: Weeds an economy aftereffect |
Maybe no one wants to look at the Highway 89 weed problem as yet another aftereffect of the poor economy of our country, states, cities and towns. Slow economies mean fewer road crew members doing the same amount of work.
We have it so good in this country - we keep our highways and byways relatively clean and attractive - especially when you start comparing to less fortunate countries whose "road landscaping" either doesn't exist or is pretty far down the "To Do" list. We get so accustomed to things looking a certain way, and when it's altered for one reason or another, we notice. And then we squawk.
Wednesday, July 21, 2010
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| Letter: Diner's good deed touched Paulden family |
Editor:
With so many bad things happening in this day and age, I would like to share a very nice act of kindness bestowed upon my family and myself.
Wednesday, July 21, 2010
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