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Here
are my predictions for 2001
By DAVE HAMRICK
Editor-at-large
Nobody could have
predicted the chain of events that unfolded after the polls closed Nov.
7.
A
few happy post-Christmas returns
By AMY RILEY
One
Citizen's Perspective
I can't imagine
a job more difficult than being a customer service clerk at a retail
center the first several days after Christmas.
Christmas
at Disney World
By BILLY
MURPHY
Laugh Lines
I write this column
from Disney World. And it's one of the only things I have done in the
last 6 days that hasn't cost money. I am not complaining; it has been
great. One thing I have to say, though I have never seen so many elderly
people wearing red sweatshirts with painted-on reindeer and holly bushes
in all my life. Sometimes the crimson tide of holiday wear looks like
a sea of blue-haired redcoats marching on Charleston, circa 1775.
LETTERS TO THE EDITOR
We
all have choices
Here we go again.
A political body saying they don't want to approve a project, but approving
it anyway.
Response
to Sumner Road letter
This is in response
to Mr. Leue's editorial about Sumner Road. How dare you call us selfish?
Maybe we should pave a road less than 90 feet from your back door and
see how you feel about it. The thought of having constant traffic running
thru my backyard is less than comforting and all to save a couple of
miles? Did you ever think of what this will do to the value of our homes?
Are you going to adhere to the speed limit if it is paved? How about
the pollution that I will have to endure while sitting out on my back
porch? Now who's being selfish? At least the PTC Council had sense enough
to want to take the time to think this thru.
An
'America first' answer to our questions
Is a third political
party viable in this day and age? Can it make a difference? More importantly,
is it worth the time, effort, hassle and expense?
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