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Readers Write (Sept. 17): Hydration, the migrant crisis, labor, New Brighton neighbor shooting
IV fluid cure for a hangover? It's likely just another craze.
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Readers Write (Sept. 16): Blood-donor rules, chronic drunken driver, presidential race, refugees and immigration, beliefs in context, the future of football
Sure wish I were allowed to be a blood donor.
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Readers Write (Sept. 15): Minneapolis redevelopment, Greenwood murder-suicide, St. Paul crisis residence program, remembering 9/11, using resources wisely
Revision to Nye's Polonaise redevelopment plan is one small step for the community, and yet …
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Readers Write (Sept. 13): Lake Minnetonka litter, aquatic invaders, cops and force, 'bogus' research, individualism
The truth about what one finds in Cruiser's Cove — and why.
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Readers Write (Sept. 14): Food shelves, class warfare and the American dream, monarch butterflies, Iron Range Resources & Rehabilitation Board, Trump on women
Donate to food shelves, but do so practically.
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Readers Write (Sept. 12): School books controversy, literacy, UCare, veterans health care, presidential qualities
Bravo to those who spoke up about books not "thoroughly reviewed."
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Readers Write (Sept. 11): Building entrances and accessibility, law and conscience, Syrians seeking refuge, Catholic Church
Why have building entrances become less than "grand"? Accessibility for all.
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Readers Write (Sept. 10): Betsy-Tacy books, law and conscience, race relations, Syrian refugees, guns, youth sports sponsors
Maud Hart Lovelace represents Minnesota with distinction on magazine's list.
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Readers Write (Sept. 9): Infrastructure and the future, Kim Davis, Walter Palmer, health insurance, race relations
Invest in infrastructure with plans for what's ahead.
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Readers Write (Sept. 5): County clerk in Kentucky, migrant crisis, State Fair milk price hike, PolyMet mine
Unlike county clerk in Kentucky, professionals do their jobs.
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Readers Write (Sept. 7): Texting from the State Fair (spell check!), Metropolitan Council, unanalyzed rape kits, cigarette vs. wood smoke, climate change
Replies the food, described by text: I resemble that remark.
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Readers Write (Sept. 8): Cattails in Loring Park, airport noise, Hillary Clinton, Syrian refugees
Please, no chemicals to control cattails in Loring Park.
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Readers Write (Sept. 6): American culture, public policy, food and health, missed medical diagnoses, migrant crisis
Individualism, to what degree?
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Readers Write (Sept. 4): Lake Calhoun signs, race relations, opinionmaking, the environment, the NFL
Lake Calhoun signs: Almost as good as the real thing.
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Readers Write (Sept. 3): PolyMet mine, oil trains vs. pipelines, airport noise, police and the use of force, taxes and spending, border walls as a priority
On water issues, consensus is elusive; we need to decide how to decide.
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Readers Write (Sept. 2): Clergy sex abuse payouts, taxes and spending, airport noise, border walls, police and the use of force
What payouts in sex-abuse cases can and can't do.
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Readers Write (Sept. 1): Civil disobedience, taxes and intelligent citizenship, Minneapolis deterioration
Disruption is needed, because power concedes nothing without a struggle.
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Readers Write (Aug. 31): Public scoldings, school supplies, GMOs, televised public comments, sexual consent, climate change, writing quirks, Bob Dylan murals
Before you speak, stop to think about whether you really know it all.
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Readers Write (Aug. 29): Destruction of antiquities, gun violence, Black Lives Matter, ACT scores, stadium accident, Trump and Sanders
ISIL's actions at Palmyra show why we must study history.
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Readers Write: (Aug. 30): Airport traffic, University of Minnesota, distracted driving, end-of-life planning, corporate finances
"Fair skies" are needed, in the future, and in the here and now.
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