On May 17, an opinion piece raised concerns about the proposed Cudahy Farms affordable housing development on the northwest side, focusing on its perceived negative environmental impact.

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To the editor: Brett Yates believes we can alleviate the housing crisis by making all rentals pet-friendly ... to live in housing without pets. For example, renters with allergies need access ...

Congratulations to Mayor Suzanne LaFrance on her recent election. I happen to visit Anchorage regularly, and I have a friendly suggestion. It is amazing to drive through downtown Anchorage without ...

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Worked! With that as a lesson, please redo our winter parking restrictions to be more friendly to residents and visitors. Use the model that most “friendly” cities use by either requiring ...

At the beginning of December, I sent a letter concerning Project Pascalis to the Aiken Municipal Development Commission. I recall reading that this was a generational opportunity to impact the ...

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Obviously, a more “user friendly” policy can be developed by the board and administration. This policy is not only short sighted, but not at all what CUSD should be remembered for.

In the May 5 issue of the Repository, there was an editorial on townships saying no to renewable energy facilities and a letter to the editor extolling the use of our abundant natural gas.