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Sunday Comics
Just the other day I got a starter kit. Caught the face from the Sunday Comics from the mindstate, I play control to a fraud. Nah, it ain’t happenin — nada to make it even.
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Are Mixed-Income Neighborhoods the Best Answer for Public Housing?
An anthropologist documents the social tolls of new mixed-income developments while also acknowledging the gains.
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Seattle City Council Urges Public Schools to Let Students Join Global Climate Strike
Seattle Public Schools should stand with the global climate justice movement and excuse students so they can participate in the global climate strike.
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Making Room in the New Seattle
Seattle needs to become a city where every affordable home isn’t a battle. And it can’t just be in other people’s neighborhoods. Daniel Herriges writes.
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Ransomware Hackers Paralyze Dozens of Towns and Businesses at Once by Targeting MSPs
Cybercriminals are zeroing in on the managed service providers that handle computer systems for local governments and medical clinics.
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Google is Just Like Facebook — But a Lot Smarter
Governments are coming down hard on Facebook. So why does Google get a free pass? Max Moran writes.
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Sunday Comics
Number fifty-four, the house with the bamboo door…A bamboo roof and bamboo walls, they’ve even got a bamboo floor. I’m-a telling you, when you’re blue — well, there’s a lot to do. Read the Sunday Comics!
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Without Parking, Thousands of Americans Who Live in Vehicles Have Nowhere to Go
People living in their automobiles for shelter are under pressure from the decreasing amount of legal off-street space. Graham Pruss writes.
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I Was Sentenced to Life Without Parole for a Non-Violent First Drug Offense
The following is an article by Craig Cesal, a federal prisoner sentenced to life without the possibility of parole as a first-time offender convicted of conspiring to distribute marijuana. “I sentence you to a term of natural life imprisonment, without the possibility of parole.” These…
