Letter: Front page blasted
Re: 'Team frees frogs in bid to save most-endangered amphibian,' Ian James, June 13.
- Jun. 17, 2013
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Re: 'Team frees frogs in bid to save most-endangered amphibian,' Ian James, June 13.
Our generation is not doing a great job raising kids these days. They seem to very apathetic towards many things including rules that govern society.
A lot of us baby boomers, stubborn seniors or just plain 'old folks, have, as I did, refused to learn the magic of the computer. However, after the continued insistence of my grand-daughters I broke down.
Time Magazine brings more documentation that vegetarians live longer than their meat-chomping friends.
Recently, 23 students from Bubbling Wells Elementary earned a field trip to Barnes & Noble and Richie's Diner in Palm Desert for achieving their reading goal.
The plan of the Presidential Estates HOA to lethally trap a litter of coyotes while nurturing a colony of feral cats displays a level of inhumanity and ignorance beyond my capacity to address in 200 words.
After spending an evening in Eisenhower emergency in Rancho Mirage, I can see why the costs for medical care are out of control.
As a medical doctor with many thousands of hours of training, as well as many years of experience in the practice of psychiatry, I have the ability to diagnose and treat conditions that a nurse practitioner might miss.
When a city council chooses to give our tax dollars to a private individual so that they can fly around in a private jet with their entourage, is this fiscal responsibility?
I have to strongly agree with Russell Aston's letter (Which laws to break) in which he questions why it is becoming not only commonplace but acceptable to illegally enter the USA and have no consequences for this action.
With all the focus on National Security Agency 'spying,' we need to start talking about our expectations of 100 percent protection from terror — both at home and abroad.
During the presidential visit here in the desert on Friday night, they had the estate dinner catered by Bobby Flay. He is a great chef, we all know. But it is kind of a slap of the face for the chefs here in the desert who could of done just as well as Bobby Flay.
Congratulations on breaking new journalistic ground. In my 65 years of reading newspapers, I have never seen dirty dishes as a front page headline.
In your paper of June 11, 2013 you proudly showed on page 1, top news of the world, the empty plate of the president, after having enjoyed a filet mignon prepared by Eric Wadlund.
Presidents Obama and Xi Jinping need to reevaluate their respective foreign policies. President Obama's deployment of military forces into China's backyard will only lead to a dangerous game of chicken.
There is another wildfire burning in the Banning/Beaumont area, which is no surprise for there has been one after another in that area for years.
As a former newspaper reporter, I think you put both the Los Angeles Times and the New York Times to shame.
Political ideology aside, sometimes I wonder about the competence of the those who make decisions in Washington. And this is one of those times.
This past weekend, your front page headline included the phrase, 'Protests rage' when describing what was happening outside Sunnylands while the meeting between the two presidents was happening.
What was the incremental cost to the city of Rancho Mirage and to Riverside County for the president's decision to remain at Sunnyland an extra day for rounds of golf and socializing with a couple of old friends given the fact that extensive city and county security was required?
We are probably witnessing one of the greatest political snubs of all time. Mrs. Obama's absence from the U.S.-China summit was inexcusable.
When I opened my Desert Sun last Sunday morning and saw your lead story I thought, what a coincidence!
Larry Bohannan's article in The Desert Sun raises an interesting possibility for water conservation on other Coachella valley golf courses.
Six Republican lawmakers voted against disaster aid for Super Storm Sandy.
There's a line in the song 'Oklahoma!' that goes like this: 'Oklahoma, where the wind come sweepin' down the plain.'
A week ago, my wife and I had gone out for dinner at a local restaurant. After dinner, we got in the car and my wife noticed an envelope under the windshield wiper on her side.
I want to comment on Dr. Ross Miller's involvement with Robert Kennedy's death in 1968. Dr. Miller was a friend of mine.
The Coachella Valley market is still very soft and Mary Bono Mack likely cannot sell her house anytime soon.
I have read a couple of letters regarding your omission of mentioning broadcast journalists from Fox News.
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