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Thankful Thursday: Caring cemetary worker helped visitors observe Mother's Day

Sprinkler patrol

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Letter: Treatment program started by nun helping addicts

I am thankful that I found a successful program for those who are addicted to drugs. Search the internet for Cenacola Community to learn more about how it helps drug addicts overcome their problem with work and prayer.

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Letter: Food stamp program helps the hungry and Mid-Columbia's farmers

As I leafed through the Herald's excellent supplement, "State of Ag," in the May 3 edition, I found an interesting item titled, "Fiscal Year 2013 Farm Bill spending." It showed an $82 billion federal expenditure for food stamps, which to my mind was great because it demonstrated a classic win-...

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Letter: Sexual diversity in nature not really comparable to human homosexuality

James Thielman's letter on May 6, "Arlene's Hermaphrodites," brought up some interesting points. He quoted from a New York Times article written by biologist David George Haskell regarding various sexual diversities we see in nature.

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Letter: Various developments reveal shift in U.S. culture

U.S. culture change

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Letter: Read 'More Guns, Less Crime' to be informed

Most Americans believes gun crime is increasing, probably because media coverage of the subject misleads them. The historical record shows the opposite is true.

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Letter: Read 'More Guns, Less Crime' to be informed

Most Americans believes gun crime is increasing, probably because media coverage of the subject misleads them. The historical record shows the opposite is true.

NATIONAL OPINIONS

Leonard Pitts Jr.: Why Mark Carson matters

Mark Carson was shot in the face because he's gay.

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Letters: Two readers react to Tri-City Herald editorial board's 'closed-minded hicks' comment

Dark, shameful editorial

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Letter: Revisions of talking points on Benghazi attack aimed at protecting political elites

The recent revelations of ever-changing "talking points" employed by the White House to explain the terrorist attacks that claimed the lives of four American officials are disturbing.