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It seems the more I look to the news, television, the radio and, yes, the Indy, I see and hear fear for sale. It seems that the best way to oppose positive change locally, nationally or in the world is to sell a message of fear. Psychologists have known for years that fear holds the individual back from taking action. It is a potent paralyzing agent.
As I read Susan Davies' tenderly devised treatise on fear of the homeless ("The time is now," Letters, Feb. 4), it pushed me over the top...
Read the full letter...A detective brandished a gun at lawmen and landed in jail but is still working for the sheriff. A budget analyst received a 49 percent pay raise within five months of being hired. One dispatcher posed nude multiple times, played a prank that resulted in an Internal Affairs reprimand — then got promoted, herself. All those things have happened on Maketa's watch.
At first, it was thought that all of the town's residents would get the service. But that may not be practical — turns out, as many as a third of Manitoids don't get trash service now.
However sick we are of seeing Roman Polanski's name in headlines, it's clear that the movies have missed him.
Walk-in and appointment blood donation opportunities at the Blood Bank and at locations throughout town through the mobile bank. Visit the Web site for locations and dates.
All-day walking tours through the places many of Colorado Springs' homeless are served. Register in advance to attend.
Sat., Feb. 27, 9 a.m., Sat., March 6, 9 a.m. and Sat., March 20, 9 a.m.
Pikes Peak Justice and Peace Commission, 332 W. Bijou St. #106