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Bulletin editorial: Charter change is unnecessary
Residents who are generally satisfied with city government ought to think strongly before backing a charter-city effort.By Staff , October 01, 2011
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Remembering 9/11 Part 5: Bulletin editorial marking Sept. 11 anniversary
Reflecting on our losses and considering the ways our lives have changed may be the most appropriate way to mark the 10 years since Sept. 11.September 11, 2011
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Bulletin editorial: Build on Agbamu's leadership
We hope District 833 administrators view Dr. Efe Agbamu’s efforts as a strong foundation on which to build a bright future for Park High School.July 30, 2011
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Bulletin editorial: Public benefits from open school discussions
Our concern is the suggestion that School Board members’ differences should be limited to meetings that, while public, are rarely attended by the public.July 22, 2011
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Bulletin editorial: School election change has benefits
It’s hard to understand the logic behind District 833 School Board members’ opposition to switching their elections from odd years to even years.June 17, 2011
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Bulletin editorial: Renewed focus on growth, jobs welcomed
Even Cottage Grove’s most vocal civic cheerleaders would acknowledge at least one major challenge facing the city right now: economic development and private-sector job growth seem sluggish at best.May 01, 2011
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Bulletin editorial: Postal changes a mixed bag
There is a strong financial argument behind the U.S. Postal Service's Cottage Grove consolidation plan, but what about convenience for the customers the postal service is trying to hold onto?April 16, 2011
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Bulletin editorial: Washington County attorney's ideas intriguing
Pete Orput ran an aggressive campaign for Washington County attorney last fall. He was rewarded with a comfortable victory – he replaced Doug Johnson, who retired – but early indications suggest he has not adopted a similarly comfortable approach to the job. Instead, he has laid out bold proposals well worth exploring.April 02, 2011
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Bulletin editorial: Keep School Board travel open
District 833 School Board members should have a restrained approach to using public funds for out-of-state travel, but take advantage of opportunities to learn about education issues and initiatives happening elsewhere. And then they should explain how those practices could help students here.March 26, 2011
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Bulletin editorial: 833 budget input needed
School Board members – and District 833 students – would benefit from feedback from parents and taxpayers on the district budget questions in play.March 12, 2011
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Bulletin Editorial: Newport plan a good start
Newport deserves praise for taking a creative approach to a perennial budget problem.March 04, 2011
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Bulletin editorial: YMCA survey supports further review
Results from a recent survey of Cottage Grove residents about a proposed YMCA-city collaboration on a community center warrant further study of the project.February 06, 2011
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Bulletin Editorial: Praise for community's spirit of giving
During this season of giving, it was particularly uplifting to learn that nearly $72,000 was raised this year for the food shelf. That shattered the Holiday Train Committee's $50,000 goal. South Washington County residents, school students, civic organizations and businesses gave more to the cause than they ever have.January 02, 2011
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