Letters to the Editor
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Politicians need to be more factual
Like many fellow citizens of Edmond, I have observed the strenuous campaign for District 41 state Senate seat between Paul Blair and Clark Jolley. During my 24 years in Edmond, I can’t recall the level of effort and money spent for a state Senate seat.
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Who’s responsible, the Old or the New?
Oklahoma is saddled with many fiscal challenges this year. One such challenge is the needed repairs to the Capitol building.
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Dog’s tale has happy ending with Edmond business
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Have you experienced or seen a loved one or pet have a seizure? It’s one of the most horrifying experiences. -
READER: Late professor also contributed to university mace
To the Editor:
Recently, The Edmond Sun published an article about Hall Duncan’s design of the UCO academic mace (“UCO inauguration preparations reunite academic mace, designer,” The Edmond Sun, March 31, 2012). -
LETTER: The Medicine Men came to Edmond
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A level playing field in Edmond may never be the same after the workshop at the City Council Chambers April 10 at high noon. The medicine men sold the audience on how wonderful the new complex will be at the corner of Interstate 35 and Covell. -
LETTER: Webb reiterates need for ME’s office to move to Edmond
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I was surprised and disappointed to read in The Edmond Sun that Paul Blair, a candidate for Senate District 41, was opposed to the legislative resolution to fund the move of Oklahoma’s Office of the Chief Medical Examiner to Edmond. -
LETTER: Thank you goes out to Sen. Treat
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As an advocate for the American Heart Association I want to recognize a small step taken by the Legislature that could lead to huge gains within our community. -
LETTER: Visitor wants to thank Good Samaritan
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While here in Edmond visiting my son I went to the Walmart on Second Street for some groceries. When I got back to my sons house I realized that my wallet was missing. We searched everywhere, but to no avail. -
LETTER: Alliance offers alternative to CNG
To the Editor:
Regarding the recent article about lengthy refueling times for the City of Edmond’s compressed natural gas vehicles (“City’s bus conversion to natural gas hits snag,” The Edmond Sun, March 14, 2012), city officials should know about another abundant, American-made alternative fuel that will save money on fuel costs, while also taking much less time to refuel. -
Reader: REINS Act is unnecessary legislation
To the Editor:
In his article “Putting the Reins” on overzealous D.C. bureaucrats (OPINION, Tuesday March 13, 2012) Brian Bush promotes passage of a new law, the REINS Act, that is completely unnecessary and would only serve to impede the legislative process. - More Letters to the Editor Headlines
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