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Letter: Newspaper ‘way left’ on same-sex marriage
I am writing about the front-page story in the Willows Journal (“Mixed views on same-sex marriage ruling,” May 30). Apparently the author did not look at the election results of November for Glenn County. A full 76 percent of the voters wanted... Full story
Letter: Harlem Ambassadors enjoyed Orland visit
On May 7, the Rotary Club of Orland hosted the Harlem Ambassadors professional show basketball team for a night of high-flying slam dunks, hilarious comedy and feel-good family entertainment. The Harlem Ambassadors would like to extend a special thank... Full story
Letter: Mill Street School appreciates readers
Mill Street School celebrating reading in March. We were delighted to have police Chief Bob Pasero read “The Cat in the Hat” to our students March 20. Thank you, Chief Pasero. The teachers and students at Mill Street School would also like... Full story
Letter: Peterich family offers thanks for support
The family of John Peterich would like to thank our family and friends for the food, flowers and support during his illness. A special thanks to Enloe Medical Center. Also thanks to the Willows Fire Department and St. Monica’s YLS for making Dad’s... Full story
Letter: Glenn GOP gives thanks for support
We would like to thank the merchants of Glenn County, Willows, Hamilton City and Orland for helping make our Republican dinner March 7 a terrific event at the Orland fairgrounds. Gene Stewart Chair, Glenn County Republican Party... Full story
Our View: Audit the Fed? It’s about time
Transparency better approach than secrecy
Texas Rep. Ron Paul, whose spirited campaign for the Republican presidential nomination last year elicited a great deal of enthusiasm and intensity but not nearly enough votes, has used his newfound prominence (coupled with deep concern over the ongoing... Full story
Other Views: Congressional earmarks should be abolished
Miami Herald editorial Back in 2006, when she was leading the charge to wrest control of the House of Representatives from Republicans, Rep. Nancy Pelosi, D-Calif., got a lot of mileage out of claiming that a “culture of corruption” prevailed... Full story
Michael S. Green: Ante up for the local economy
To understand the recession properly, go play some Texas Hold ‘Em. Poker is more fun than Economics 101 – and no less challenging. Let’s start with the visuals: A slick dealer sits at an oval table covered in green felt. Nine players... Full story
Our View: Headed for the exits
Manufacturers taking jobs out of California
The state’s Democrats have long downplayed the argument by Republicans that the state’s punitive tax and regulatory climate is sending jobs to other states. Yet a new report, by the Milken Institute on behalf of the California Manufacturing... Full story
Thomas D. Elias: Lack of trust fuels state budget fights
It’s easy to finger ideology and campaign money as reasons behind the seemingly endless deadlocks and battles and threats encountered every year en route to devising the state budget. Democrats, it shortly becomes obvious, can be counted on to... Full story
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