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Letters
Published Feb. 8, 2012
Welcome Back, Donna Thank you very much for printing the interview with Donna Frye on January 26 (“So San Diego,” Cover Story). I loved listening to what she had to say. I hadn’t heard from her ...
Letters
Published Feb. 1, 2012
Short, Sweet Deanna Fridley is disgusting (“The Long and Dangerous Day,” Feature Story, January 26). That is all I have to say. Laurievia email Pagans Popular I felt that I must write in response to the ...
Letters
Published Jan. 25, 2012
Mug On Trash I’m calling about an interview that Chad Deal did (January 19). You put this guy’s mug on the front of your Reader. I can’t believe that you would write that kind of trailer-trash ...
Letters
Published Jan. 18, 2012
Paint Fight I love the idea of Painting with Prudence, mainly because I’ve come to terms with the fact that I am not an artist ... More Post a comment
Letters
Published Jan. 11, 2012
Better Bookie Service Being a longtime sports bettor and onetime bookie, I took interest in “My Bookie Says, ‘Meet Me at Arby’s” (Cover Story, January ... More Post a comment
Letters
Published Jan. 4, 2012
Bicycle Bozos I would just like to comment on the cover story in the December 29 Reader, “Start at the Oceanside Pier. Stop in 3000 ... More Post a comment
Letters
Published Dec. 28, 2011
Save A Seat At The Table Adios, Naomi. I was saddened to read of the death of Naomi Wise in Ed Bedford’s blog tribute. I ... More Comment (1)
Letters
Published Dec. 21, 2011
It’s Lies, All Lies! Regarding Elizabeth Salaam’s article “The Unkindest Cut” (Cover Story, December 15). She has no MD or DO interviewed, she references Drugs.com ... More Post a comment
Letters
Published Dec. 14, 2011
A Great Green Read What a joy it was to read Bill Manson’s piece “Wild” (Cover Story, December 8). Having interviewed Phil Unitt many years ... More Post a comment
Letters
Published Dec. 7, 2011
We Need You, Go Away Although this week’s cover story is about using the SENTRI system to cross the border, the cover photo speaks volumes ... More Comment (1)
Letters
Published Nov. 30, 2011
Fee-Fi-Fo-Fum The information for cost of the SENTRI border-crossing pass is not only $25, as was said (“The Only Way to Walk Across the Border ... More Comment (1)
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