Letters to the Editor for Feb. 24
Accidental shooting on “Rust” movie setFor over 35 years, this old pro participated in firearm target competition as well as practicing and teaching gun safety in the Marine Corps and the Department of Justice.
People are also reading… From the article: “The change only benefits lawmakers who want to hide the truth from the public, said Heather Sawyer, executive director of that Washington, D.C.-based group that focuses on obtaining public records to boost government accountability.” The article also included: “This rule change abets government secrecy by virtually mandating the destruction of records that belong to the people of Arizona,” Sawyer said in a statement to Capitol Media Services.
In addition to the ideas Mr. Clinco provided regarding funding free transit, we should look to both those who would benefit, and what would incentivize lower car usage. Beyond the benefits above, municipalities benefit from less wear-and-tear on the road, which means less repair expense, and more infill development, which utilizes existing infrastructure. Landlords benefit because they can charge more for properties closer to transit.
Science, even here in the USA, uses metric. Let’s join the world on this. At least start teaching it to youngsters from an early age.Tyre Nichols beaten to deathI have read many articles about the man who loved to skateboard and father of a young boy who was beaten to death by cops. One thing I haven’t read was what he did that warranted being tasered and beaten to death by people of his own race. I am a person of color and I would like to know what caused this so it does not happen to me.
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