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Roslyn Ryan, Editor

Should lack of participation cause concern?
"The opportunities to effect real change are a reality for anyone in this community willing to devote the time and effort."
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My Point of View
What’s so bad about the “R” word?
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Can good come from not having it all?
"Then one day, during one of those moments at the traffic light, it hit me: they’ve beaten the system."
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My Point of View
Reflections on a season’s end
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Be a top winner in a State Fair competition
Fair memorabilia, chiffon cakes and cowboy-mounted shooting among new competitions in 2008
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After tragedy, blaming isn’t the answer
"As feelings go, the sympathy we have or don’t have for people facing trying times can be particularly tough to wrestle with."
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Question of the Week
Aug 27, 2008


This week’s My Point of View column focuses on the outcry after a recent film featured frequent use of the word “retard.”

Do you think that there is any situation in which typically derogatory terms like this can be used — such as comedy — or should they always be off limits?


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Previous Questions
A consultant working on the revision of Powhatan’s Comprehensive Plan recently said that the county has more of a “sense of place” than any he has seen. What do you think distinguishes this county?

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The media has recently been reporting on the personal indiscretions of former Sen. John Edwards. Do you think this should be a topic of public discourse because he was in the public eye, or should it be left alone because it is a personal matter?

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