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Measure T’s passing was only Step 1 in long process

November 13, 2007

Nick and dimes have become big bucks in age of taxes and fees

Editorial: Examine administrative overhead before cutting where it hurts

Editorial: When national headlines collide with local news

The incumbents deserve your vote

Editorial: Transit leaders should scale back Dial-A-Ride, raise prices

November 3, 2009

The injustice of the local transit agency's Dial-A-Ride program

San Juan should heed advice from visiting architects

November 12, 2007

The following deserve either a thumbs up or thumbs down:

June 22, 2009

Council members have a chance tonight to show their priorities aren't as mixed up as Hollister Redevelopment Agency officials proposing to use $5 million in taxpayers' money to rebuild the downtown fire station.

Thumbs up, thumbs down

October 16, 2004

THUMBS DOWN: For gas prices climbing once again into the petro stratosphere. With local gas prices averaging $2.29 per gallon, it appears as though paying at least $2 per gallon is here to stay forever. Funny how gas prices always climb, yet never seem to drop back down to where they were even a year ago. In this day and age, a 30 cent drop in gas is practically unimaginable.

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Editorials

Measure T’s passing was only Step 1 in long process

Nick and dimes have become big bucks in age of taxes and fees

Editorial: Examine administrative overhead before cutting where it hurts

Editorial: When national headlines collide with local news

The incumbents deserve your vote

Editorial: Transit leaders should scale back Dial-A-Ride, raise prices

San Juan should heed advice from visiting architects

Council can show sound priorities with delay to fire station

Thumbs up, thumbs down

City and SBHS need to find a traffic solution

Gage: With driving comes veering trip around the dial

It’s time to get serious about our children’s physical fitness

Delaying Sewer Bid the Right Decision

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