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Fri, May 09 2008 

Opinion

Shifting blame

After "years of debate and worry," according to The Daily Item editorial page, Sunbury has "reached a crossroads" in its struggle to cope with the number of rundown rental units (read the number of unwanted human elements) in the municipality. ....more>>

  • Different Erik
    More than a week ago, an article about an arrest appeared in The Daily Item. Unfortunately one of the people accused has the same name with the same spelling as our grandson.

  • Questions about prison should give way to answers
    Some of the criticism targeting the Northumberland County Prison can be attributed to the age of the facility and its antiquated design.

  • Great teacher
    The city of Sunbury and the Pennsylvania College of Technology lost a great man and a wonderful professor in David London over the weekend.

  • Interpreting doctrine
    After reading Claude Mengel's letter titled "Changed Message," I felt compelled to provide an answer to his question: "In view of all the different religions of the present age telling people there are many ways to God, I wonder who changed the original message and why?"

  • Excluding gays will not protect marriage
    State Sen. John Gordner, R-27 of Berwick, is one of the sponsors of the Marriage Protection Act -- legislation that would allow commonwealth residents to vote on a constitutional amendment prohibiting gay couples from marrying.

  • Food prices
    Folks are trying to blame ethanol and biofuels for causing increases in food prices in the United States. Why? Because ethanol and biofuels are produced from corn and soybeans. But there is more to the story.

  • Platform more important than ads
    I am proud to be a Republican at a time when it is not easy. I am also proud of the two candidates that we had in the primary. Each had his own qualifications that would service the needs of the 10th District very well.

  • Republicans should heed voter shift
    The Republican Party should not take voters in the 10th Congressional District for granted. The congressional district -- including all of the Central Susquehanna Valley and portions of northeastern Pennsylvania -- has long been considered safely Republican.

  • Why Meuser lost to Hackett
    Some people have asked why Dan Meuser lost to Chris Hackett in the race for the Republican nomination for the 10th Congressional District in the recent Republican primary.

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