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Too many burger places in the area?
Editor: Now that construction has begun on In-and-Out Burger, I start to wonder if the Centerville/Bountiful area needs another burger joint. I like cheeseburgers just as much as the next man, bu...
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Look for opportunities to go green
Editor: The recent oil spills have really gotten me concerned. I know people are trying to fix them, but it had me thinking, why don’t people try to go green more? I know it is hard, but if everyo...
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Let’s think about Obama’s plans for schools
Editor: You’re doing an awesome job. I think you should include more about what Obama’s planning to do about the school schedule. I think that’s important because it will affect the whole generat...
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Legislative session not so ‘phenomenal’
Editor: In a March 18, 2010 article in the Clipper, local legislators described the recent legislative session as “phenomenal.” I disagree. Utah spends less money for every student than any other ...
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BP should learn from Chevron’s quick action
Editor: I’m concerned about the length of the oil spill in the Gulf of Mexico. BP oil should be more rapid in their cleanup efforts like the Chevron Oil spill in the Jordan River. Since the Gulf ...
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Sego Lily Cafe is Bountiful treasure
Editor: Right here in Bountiful. As sisters, we celebrated our birthdays by going to Sego Lily Cafe. What a treasure right here in Bountiful. The food was savory, and the outdoor seating was enjoy...
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Ethics initiative is not necessary
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Editor: Like many voters, when my wife and I returned to the state from a several year absence, we heard occasional reports about an ethics initiative. I thought, “That’s great, they are helping t...
Schools should eliminate usage fees
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Editor: This past Friday and Saturday, we all had the choice opportunity of honoring our veterans, hearing wonderful speakers talk about our great country, local cities, and the Prophet Joseph Smi...
Mueller Park not what it used to be
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Editor: I’m writing in response to your article, “Mueller Park: Still a desirable playground?” in the Davis County Clipper, June 24, 2010. It grieves me to remember Mueller Park as it was when I ...
Citizens need voice at the ballot box
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Editor: As the Founding Fathers were struggling with how to form a constitution, their two big concerns were this: First: how to form a legislative branch that would best represent the people Se...
Thanks for Bountiful fire crew’s response
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Editor: We citizens of Bountiful have an awesome Fire Department. We are so blessed and fortunate to have workers who are sharp, courteous and service oriented. My thanks to the fine crew who help...
Ask Congress to aid diabetes program
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Editor: I have a daughter who was diagnosed with type I diabetes almost five years ago. Since that day our lives are dramatically different. Not all bad, but a lot of challenges we never dreamed o...
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By GREG BLUESTEIN and HARRY R. WEBER 2010-07-31T11:14:12Z
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