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MY PERSPECTIVE BY DR. O. R. CORBETT

  Mid morning on July 4 Garrett Wittmer, the Animal Control Officer, called.  He had been called by the authorities to pick up an injured stray dog.
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Letter To the Editor: Sadie. Gone. But should she be?

June first I accidentally ran over my own dog, either she was already under the car as I pulled it into the garage or she was after a stray cat and ran under the car as I pulled the ahead.

Why voter ID is important to election integrity

  Editor,              Am I the only one who sees a definite left/progressive bias to most if not all AP Stories?  Yesterday July 9 in both the Cedar Rapids Gazette and the Des Moines Register the same AP story concerning voter ID appeared.
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“The Danger of Unbelief and the Life of Faith from John 1:10-13” Part 1

  Be honest here: were you at one time or another afraid of the dark?  What does it really mean to be afraid of the dark?  Can darkness tickle you?  Can it hit you over the head?  Can it remove your bedroom floor so you fall into the basement?   No, of course not!  Darkness is simply the absence of light.

First Light: Thoughts from the shadows when electricity first arrives

Editor's Note: As the East Central Iowa REC celebrates its 75th year, Vinton Today is helping the REC celebrate the milestone by publishing some historical stories from the perspectives of customers who experienced electricity for the first time, as well as the workers who help bring the power to the cooperative's customers.

A multitude of gray areas define the DREAM Act debate

  To the Editor, I have read the responses to President Obama’s executive order halting the deportation of undocumented people, particularly those who have lived here since childhood at no fault of their own.

The three words members of Congress should have said to Roger Clemens

Now that Roger Clemens has been found not guilty of lying to Congress, one thing is clear as we approach what we can only hope is the end of the issue of performance-enhancing substances: Nobody will ever, ever accuse Congress of using them.