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April 4, 2008

• Parents Behave Badly at Easter Egg Hunt
• Traffic is More than Just High School Problem
• Downtown Hotel Won't Benefit Community
• Critics Belittle Work of Council
• Council Has Earned Re-Election
• Park Friends Thankful for Volunteers

March 28, 2008

• Groups of Men Line Streets Again
• Former Officials Should Set Example
• Workers Congregate in Large Numbers
• Time to Move Past Illegal Aliens
• Taxpayer Ignorance is Costly to Town
• Council Actions Have Been Divisive

March 21, 2008

• John Bowman Will Ask Tough Questions
• Enforcement Works Over Appeasement for Laborers
• Supporting Downtown Development
• Tirrell Speaks to Divisiveness, Public Debate
• Writers Have Activist Histories
• Reject Republican Politics at Polls
• Finding Problems With Vice Mayor's Perspective on Budget
• Public Often Left Out of Council Deliberations

March 14, 2008

• Zicari Good Choice for RA Board
• County Board Irresponsible in Vote for Rail
• Wait to See Budget Before Criticizing
• Writer Challenges Husch to Be Civil
• Restoring Smart Town Financing
• Cyber Advisory List Selective
• Criticism Taints Public Servants
• Historical Campaign Signs Wanted

March 7, 2008

• School Boundary Process Needs Repair, Quickly
• Floyd Kidwell Remembered for Service
• Time to Focus on Future of Town
• School Board To Be Commended For Decision
• Vice Mayor Defends Web Site Service
• Questions for Candidates
• Council Supports Open Debate
• Mayor, Council Haven't Created Better Town
• Council Puts Town in Financial Risk
• Rust Responded to Inquiries