motorists urged to slow for emergency scenes and move over
Town police and rescue crews responded to a minor motor vehicle crash on West 6th Street with entrapment. A taxi remained parked with doors open while the driver received treatment. An oncoming motorist was warned to pull into a lot as crews worked. Moving over for emergency vehicles is a legal requirement when lights flash.
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Warren Sentinel Public Forum Encourages Letters to Editor
The Warren Sentinel invites readers to submit letters to the editor for the Public Forum. Submissions should stay under 300 words and must include the writer’s name, address, and telephone number for verification. Letters may be edited for length or content.
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Promises kept by President Trump praised by reader
MaryAnn Stetler of Luray writes that President Trump is keeping campaign promises and consulting with constituents. She praises Harley Davidson’s White House visit, cites religious freedom concerns, and laments perceived hostility to faith. The letter closes with prayers for Trump’s success.
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Build Bridges Not Walls In Defense of Immigration Amnesty
A rights oriented argument against a border wall cites Reagan era immigration reform, calls for amnesty as ethical and practical, and urges Canada and Germany style openness. It frames walls as divisive symbols and argues removal of amnesty harms economy and liberty.
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Tariff a Small Price to Pay for Greatness
President Trump proposes a 20 percent tariff on all Mexican goods entering the United States. Supporters are urged to back the plan as a means to fund the wall and Make America Great Again, with higher prices affecting cars televisions beers groceries and other imported items.
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Climate change harms outweigh benefits say critics
In rebuttal to a recent letter, Ms Quigg is accused of an overly simple view of climate change. Critics argue negative effects far exceed any minor benefits and urge action for future generations. They cite 606,000 deaths, 87 million homes damaged, 4.1 billion affected, and annual costs of 250 to 300 billion dollars over two decades.
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