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When we talk legislation, hyperbole creates division
I want to start by acknowledging and applauding Birch Moonwoman’s letter about SB 172 and HB 26. That said, some of the claims about these bills overstate or mischaracterize their provisions.
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Labor Day is a chance to appreciate workers behind the scenes
It’s about the folks who build roads, teach our kids, deliver our packages, lay the bricks on our schools, stock shelves, care for the sick, and keep the lights on.
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We grow as a community when area inner-workings come to light
Knowledge of what is going on in our community is the single most important contributor to the sense that we ARE a community.
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When controversial politics come up, try to listen
If Nancy Epling was arrested in a demonstration against white supremacy, I would respect her opinion, and I would not expect her to be fired for having to take leave to served her sentence.
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Business is business, and getting political is grounds to be fired
This woman was making others uncomfortable and didn’t come to work for 30 days. She deserved to be fired, as most anyone would.
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Workplace conflict isn’t news – it’s ground for growth
I’m sorry things turned ugly for a few of the staff. Unfortunately, that’s life.
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Let’s educate youth about predatory nicotine and tobacco promotion
Most kids or even adults alike, are lured into addiction by not being educated on the matter.
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It’s time to stop doom-scrolling our way toward human disconnect
It’s the digital equivalent of subsisting off of Sour Patch Kids for breakfast, lunch, brunch, dinner, and dessert and expecting to feel satiated.
