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Letters to the editor for Wednesday, July 14: The second coming of Trump? msn.com - get the latest breaking news, showbiz & celebrity photos, sport news & rumours, viral videos and top stories from msn.com Daily Mail and Mail on Sunday newspapers.
Harbormen found a way to make the spring season feel as normal as possible
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If there’s anyone who deserves a pat on the back and a little time to rest, relax and re-charge right now it’s your local high school athletic director. Things have been different this school year, in some cases very different, but the AD’s were the steady hand that navigated coaches and players alike through four seasons of athletics.
While the spring season looked almost normal with masks off for the most part and fans back in the stands, still fresh in everyone’s minds were the times of the midst of the COVID-19 pandemic when volleyballs were changed out and sanitized after every rally, when everyone wore a mask and when heading a soccer ball was strictly forbidden, going against every instinct a player has had ingrained in their heads since they played in Tiny Tots.
Letters to the editor for Wednesday, March 17: Carbon, the Electoral College and job creation Register-Guard
Take a bite out of carbon
A recent editorial by The Los Angeles Times asked What will it take to change over to non-fossil energy sources? Strong government thumbs on the scale?”
That is not necessary with carbon fee and dividend, a solution that uses a market-based approach to reduce carbon. It has bipartisan support, is applauded by many economists and is one solution that will take the biggest bite out of our carbon emissions.
A fee is charged at the source of all carbon production. The fee increases at a predictable rate each year. The money collected as a fee on carbon producers is returned equally to all U.S. adults in a monthly check to cover rising prices. Studies show that for low- and middle-income citizens the monthly check will more than cover rising prices produced by the fee on carbon. Citizens and carbon producers wil
Donald Trump's impeachment trial is set to begin this week in the US Senate. But in rural Pennsylvania, support for the former US president still runs deep.