Stuart Hotchkiss May 22, 2013 at 07:07 pm
Finally some true facts on this Madison Patch! An armed population reduces gun violence!
Matt May 22, 2013 at 06:41 pm
Of course if the data doesn't agree with their personal opinion, the anti-gun liberals call the data…Read More skewed, blame fox news, and call anyone who likes guns insulting names. But they'll cite no actual data, or make something up with no reference, and call it gospel.
Fred May 22, 2013 at 06:05 pm
@ Charles
Gun deaths are not synonymous with gun murders/homicides. In Montana and Idaho, for…Read More example, the rate of gun suicides greatly outstrips the rate of gun homicides.
Yes, Louisiana and South Carolina have loose gun regulation, and a lot of gun violence. However, New York and California have strict gun regulation and lots of gun violence.
Vermont has loose gun regulation and extremely low rates of gun violence. Maryland has strict gun regulation and a very high level of gun violence.
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All Boards » Jayne Keedle (Editor) May 20, 2013 at 11:53 pm
I wondered that myself when I looked at it, then noticed that lots of our local farmers markets…Read More aren't on the map. When I dug a little deeper, I noticed that all the markets the state lists are "self-reported" in other words, markets have to let the state know and then they're added.
Monica Rae Sistare May 19, 2013 at 10:16 pm
As a parent of 2 children that attend NCS, I do not think the elementary school is the best place to…Read More relocate Coastal Connection to. I feel that beyond my concerns, my children may feel threatened or uncomfortable in a school with kids that are so much older than they are. It just doesn't seem like this would be the best decision for any of the children that would be affected by this change.
East Lyme Superintendent Withdraws Plan to Move High School Students Into…
In light of parent protests against the idea of moving Coastal Connections' students into empty classrooms at the elementary school, Superintendent… James Lombardo says he will find some other way to cut the budget.
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