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USPS needs Congress to level its playing field

The Postal Service is losing money. It can’t continue to operate without cuts or more revenue.

Effort to get reliable input on new Wa-Hi plan is wise

The school district is conducting a telephone survey through WSU that should provide a clear picture of what the community wants in renovating Wa-Hi.

Lawmakers must focus on budget — nothing else

If a budget isn’t approved by July 1, technically the state won’t have enough money to operate. Realistically, it will be a mess.

Is US really spying on citizens?

President Obama says no, but his denial doesn’t seem as convincing as the information reported by two newspapers.

No excuse for lavish spending by IRS officials

Congress is holding hearings on $49 million spent on a good time for IRS employees.

Any plan to redo Lincoln High must be a slam dunk

School officials have to be certain voters favor the plan before putting it on the ballot.

Latest effort to curb football head injuries is welcome

A large school district in Virginia is adopting a program to reduce head trauma. It will be watched by the nation much like Washington’s Lystedt Act.

Garrison MS program smart way to promote STEM careers

A Garrison Middle School after-school program is now focusing on space and science, with the goal of getting some of the kids hooked on science.

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