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Editorial IN OUR VIEW / 'THE WORLD WE LIVE IN' Lending credence to cranks Usually, the phrase "Never underestimate the power of one person" is applied to endeavors considered admirable, courageous or selfless. These days, however, it's just as likely to mean, "Never underestimate the power of one nutjob." [More] September 9
Guest Commentary Bad information derails constructive discussion In recent days, a number of incorrect statements about Cedar Grove and its plans for expansion have appeared in The Herald and in other media. It is important that our community has accurate information about our plans for our Smith Island... [More] By Susan Thoman | September 9 Major milestones are beginning to add up OLYMPIA -- It's raining hard as I write this on Wednesday, the first heavy rain we've seen in awhile, and it makes me feel good. The air is clean, the fish are moving up the rivers and the dust of summer is being washed away. The end of summer is a... [More] By Billy Frank Jr. | September 7
Opinion Columnists The Obama Era, Phase Two WASHINGTON -- Nov. 2 is likely to be marked as the official start of Phase Two of the Obama presidency, but in some respects, the turn to the right that will mark his tenure became visible in this first week in September. [More] By David Broder | September 9
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