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  • One-liners

    I'd appreciate being told, once more, why, as an American citizen, I can travel freely to Communist China but am unable to travel to Communist Cuba without special license from my own government.

  • Wasteful washes

    Re the Nov. 17 editorial Stop the waste: What about another wasteful use of water in our community -- fundraising car washes? While I realize that nonprofit organizations can legally do this, these car washes are as much of a waste of water as too frequent lawn watering.

  • Trip to Tenerife resulted in a big payoff

    Re the Nov. 17 article Trips off course?: I would like to spotlight some of the positive outcomes resulting from my travel to Tenerife, Spain. This initiative has generated an estimated $7 million impact on our community, with more to come.

  • The saddest day

    The saddest day

    It is hard to believe that it has been 46 years since John F. Kennedy died. On Nov. 22, 1963 I was in fifth grade at Van E. Blanton Elementary School in Miami. We were making Thanksgiving turkeys in art class. At 3 p.m., school let out. All the students were talking about what to do on the weekend. Suddenly, a boy with a radio shouted, ``President Kennedy just died! He got shot!'' Teachers and students froze. A teacher exclaimed, ``All of you boys and girls go straight home. This is a national tragedy!''

  • No apology necessary

    I am grateful that during President Obama's recent trip to Japan he refrained from apologizing to the Japanese people for the bombing of Hiroshima and Nagasaki in 1945.

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  • Virtual conviction

    I was offended by the Nov. 15 editorial regarding suspended Miami City Commissioner Michelle Spence-Jones, ...

  • Let us fight child trafficking

    Unfortunately, most members of Congress and state and local officials aren't aware of the most horrific of ...

  • Over the top

    I am a bit perplexed by the Nov. 15 Home & Design feature on Gil Dezer. Why did he let you photograph his r...

  • Training minnows

    Training minnows So the Miami-Dade School Board has decided it's time for another round of ethics train...

  • Redirect trade funds

    The Nov. 17 article Trips off course? on the International Trade Consortium's (ITC) globe-trotting ways, po...

  • Require ethics training for elected leaders

    Whether you were shocked, outraged or saddened by the recent arrests of two city of Miami commissioners, th...

  • Cancer screening

    Re the Nov. 17 story Experts criticize new advice on mammograms: The federal government's new guideline...

  • Retain strong advocate for women's issues

    The executive director of the Miami-Dade Commission for Women is about to lose her job, based on a budget d...

  • A Muslim pledge

    As an American Muslim, I strongly condemn the senselessness and violence that occurred at Fort Hood. This n...

  • Rudeness prevailed

    I have lived in Miami for 25 years and watched the City Commission closely, the good guys and the not-so-go...

  • Composting encouraged

    The Nov. 10 letter County misses a winning recycling plan asserts that the Miami-Dade Department of Solid W...

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