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Monthly Archives: November 2008
Smashing pumpkins
OK, I’m writing this at the suggestion of my colleague, Angie Mason. I was actually a bit reluctant to post it. As a downtown York resident, I find it annoying when I hear suburban residents talk as though they would be risking their … Continue reading
I too voted
I went to the YWCA in York to vote at same polling place as Angie at 8 this morning. Unlike her, I had to wait about 15 minutes, which really wasn’t a problem for me. But I did wonder what … Continue reading
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I voted
I walked up the street to the YWCA to vote around 1:30 p.m. today. I’ve never ever had to stand in line there. Today was no different. I walked right up to the L-Z table, then right to the machine. … Continue reading
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