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25 - Number 35 - August 29, 2002 |
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The
Question Is When
By
James Ridgeway
For
President Bush, who appears committed to attacking Iraq
whether justified or not, it’s all in the timing
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Connect
the Imaginary Dots
By
David Corn
Desperate
for evidence to justify an invasion, Bush administration hawks
and their media supporters talk tough—and hope no one
checks their facts
The
Battle of Washington
By
Jim Lobe
Republicans line up against each other in a heated
argument over the wisdom of war
Cover
photo by Justin Sullivan/Getty Images
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Study?
What Study?
By
Travis Durfee
Buried
report suggests that Arbor Hill isn’t getting a fair
share of city funds
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Written
in Cement
By
David Riley
Texas
plant touted by St. Lawrence Cement proponents cited for multiple
environmental violations
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Like
Water for Gravel
By Nancy Guerin
Hudson
residents fear proposed mining operation will endanger backup
water supply
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The
Maine Less Traveled
By J. Eric Smith
Away from
the throngs of tourists, the eastern shore of Penobscot Bay
offers stunning views, rich history and unsanitized rustic
charm
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Bright
Lights, Old City
By Ann Morrow
Saratoga
County photographer Michael L. Noonan captures the beauty
of his hometown
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Rough
Edges
By Kirsten Ferguson
You won’t
hear any Jimmy Buffet covers from Saratoga’s newest garage
band, the 1234’s
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Savage
Love
By Dan Savage
If Dan Savage won't answer your weird, disgusting, perverted,
embarrassing questions about sex, perhaps you'd best keep
them to yourself.
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