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Court: Arizona can't make voters prove they're citizens June 17, 2013 4:53 p.m.
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Washington State University starts sperm bank for honeybees June 17, 2013 2:59 p.m.
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Sunday Festival brings performances, culture to Pioneer Park June 17, 2013 12:07 p.m.
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USPS needs Congress to level its playing field
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Let’s look at ‘real’ scientist
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Technolgy is used to snoop, not catch crooks
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If state government shuts down, taxes still collected
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Effort to get reliable input on new Wa-Hi plan is wise
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- A good move. The work needs to be done and it is all tax money, so use it for a project taxpayers would eventually fund.
- City officials did a solid job of tracking expenses and met with the community about City Hall projects. The city has been open with the public. The project is a justified expense.
- It is a necessary project but the money was to be spent only on things directly related to building the new station and cleaning up the old station site. A promise is a promise.
- Not sure it needed to be done and it's a bad move politically. If City Hall needs work make a plea to voters for funding or save the cash over time.
47 total votes
