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A 91Ô­´´ Advance follower says Matthew Claxton’s latest column

Editor: I’m writing in response to the recent article that seems to blame the victim of an accident between a car and a motorcycle.

Editor: This is a letter for the 91Ô­´´ School District, parents, childcare providers, and anyone else who will listen.

It’s been a little over a decade since the first smartphones were unleashed upon the world and in that time the hand-held devices have become ubiquitous.

We appear doomed to repeat history, all over again.

It was time to get the old truck out of the garage and on the road. Like anything that comes out of hibernation, it needed a bit of attention. I like to tinker and tighten, but there was a leaking exhaust manifold gasket and a weeping wheel cylinder, items that arise when you neglect something for a while.

Opioid drug use might be more common, but we should never let the tragedy of addiction become commonplace.

Election law updates will help erode the influence of money and false news.

Spending billions on rockets are not the only worthwhile path to the future.

Editor: Sixty three years ago last month a person using the scientific method of research developed the Salk vaccine that controlled polio. In my lifetime we humans embraced this scientific research and eliminated polio from our society.