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Letters to the Editor 06/13/24

Bend's identity crisis Bend's identity crisis is self evident when it cannot complete a tree preservation code. Trees are vital to carbon sequestration and cool.

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Letters to the Editor 06/06/2024

Donald Trump is not above the law By now, we've all heard the news that Donald Trump was found guilty of all 34 felony counts.

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Lafayette Women Make History, Winning Statewide Elected Positions

Liz Murrill and Nancy Landry were overwhelmingly voted to be Louisiana's next Attorney General and Secretary of State, respectively.

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Things Have Gotten Worse Since Trump: Voters Say Bidenomics Not Working

Things Have Gotten Worse Since Trump: Voters Say Bidenomics Not Working
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Lafayette Women Make History, Winning Statewide Elected Positions

Liz Murrill and Nancy Landry were overwhelmingly voted to be Louisiana's next Attorney General and Secretary of State, respectively.

Baton rougeUnited statesLafayette high schoolJohn flemingGwen collins greenupNancy landryDustin grangerKyle ardoinJohn fleming flickrLiz murrillJoe cunninghamJohn schroderJeff landryTrump administrationRevenue stabilization trust fundAttorney general