Wilcosun reporters contact details clarified
The text lists bylines for Kaitlyn Wilkes Abbey Archer Nalani Naylan and Alexis Billingslea plus a site web arc, providing reporter names and official links to wilcosun.com. No event or action is described beyond author credits and domain references.
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Nalani Naylan
Kaitlyn Wilkes
Abbey Archer
Alexis Billingslea
Ae Nalani
Wilcosun
Kaitlyn
Abbey
Fabian Alexis
Climate change skeptics urged to sleep on it
The author invokes geologic history from granite to limestone and Ice Ages to argue humans will not reverse climate trends. Citing a rise in sea level during historical cycles and population growth, the piece suggests warming will continue until divine cooling ends the trend, then dismisses alarm about future weather events.
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United States
Ignorance and the media in modern discourse
An essay arguing that ignorance grows when mainstream media abandons in depth reporting. It defines ignorance as lack of knowledge and labels a class of “stupid smart people” who reject debate. Two false alarms are presented: voting for Trump threatens democracy and the human caused climate crisis.
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Trump
Gregory Wrightstone
City rules unfair to county residents
A letter from Bill Hoglan of Valley View Road criticizes Georgetown’s fireworks restrictions, arguing city limits are moved to push rules on county residents while county rules on city residents are ignored, calling growth and greed the county commissioners’ motto.
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Georgetown
Bill Hoglan
Valley View Road
Water greening and its impact on conservation in Central Texas
In Pitts column the water situation in Central Texas is summarized with options to increase supply or conserve through smarter landscaping. The piece notes satellite data showing Earth greening as atmospheric CO2 rises, improving plant water use efficiency and crop yields, aided by nitrogen fertilizer. The author cites studies and local references, ending with attribution to Bob Parmelee.
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Kevin Pitts
Sun
Texas
Pitts
Mother Nature
Sub Saharan
Sors
Richard Lindzen
MIT
William Happer
Princeton
U.S
Bob Parmelee
Independence Creek Lane
How to Get Your Letter in the Sun
Local policy outlines submitting letters to The Williamson County Sun. Readers must email letters with name address and daytime phone, limit 350 words, editing may occur, letters express writer opinions, avoid private-person accusations and hate speech.
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Wilcosun.com
Williamson County Sun
The
Sun
Williamson County adopts consecutively numbered ballots for November
Wilco approves new ballots with back side pre printed serial numbers costing about three cents each. Unused ballots cannot roll forward and records must be archived for 22 months. About 430000 ballots will be ordered for November at a county cost near 13000 dollars. Residents can vote anywhere in the county under a county wide system, though some oppose electronic systems and demand hand marked paper ballots with presiding judge signatures. Early voting runs October 21 to November 1 with Election Day November 5.
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Ms. Escobedo
Williamson County
Wilco
Vember
Lori Gallagher
Wilcotx.gov
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