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Tuesday, September 07, 2010
| Census is invaluable Posted 4 hours ago The "social determinants of health" is about the most boring way to describe some of the most important information we can hold on our population.
It [MORE] |
| The local edgePosted 7 days ago In any election there is an advantage to being local.
Not just local as in, "I live in this hamlet" local, but the deeply rooted [MORE] |
| Learn about our decidersPosted 14 days ago Do you think we need more doctors in this county?
A pedestrian-only Rail Trail?
Smoother roads with paved shoulders?
Should we be investing money in improving the [MORE] |
| Hidden work of emergency workersPosted 21 days ago There are many jobs where caring is the basis of work.
Nurses, teachers and social workers make up the foundation of this group and they [MORE] |
| Righting history for todayPosted 28 days ago The value of correcting history many years later has far less to do with setting a wrong right than it does with setting an example [MORE] |
| Building communityPosted 1 month ago How many small towns get to have a college campus in their midst?
It's rare and we're lucky to be among the few places that [MORE] |
| It's more than their moneyPosted 1 month ago Tourists and cottagers are often lauded for their economic impact on the Highlands.
Their presence downtown means cash in the pockets of local business owners [MORE] |
| Just pay the meterPosted 1 month ago It's that age-old cliché: one bad apple spoils the bunch.
In this case, it's a mouldy, acrid motorist who parks his or her car on [MORE] |
