Silver Linings In Adversity And The British Way
A reflective piece contrasts two coping styles in misfortune the British stiff upper lip and the more emotional response. It ponders whether places like Bosnia or Ireland serve as yardsticks for suffering and ends with a paradox that even deadly disaster might offer a silver lining.
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Reeve defends council on waste management facility
Denis Carter Reeve of Woodworth defends the council stance on a proposed waste management facility. He notes a December 20 1995 referendum resolution remains on the table, outlines three cost scenarios with a high of $820000, stresses costs borne by participating municipalities, and argues the project aims to stop landfilling and boost local revenue while remaining environmentally responsible. The plan, after nearly three years of study, will be decided soon with the municipal office open for public review.
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