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Unprofessional Valley News Wants to Censor the Inland Anti-Empire!Posted on 10:31 PM, October 22, 2004(Politics and Politicians · Temecula) -- Man, I thought I'd retired from this last month. On September 13, I posted a critique of a story from The Valley News in which I took them apart for atrocious writing and editing. Well, today (more than a month later) they're writing to Mike -- local Democratic candidate -- whining at him that I was I mean to them. And they're deeply offended. Shouldn't they spend more time fixing their own stories, and less time trying to edit this blog?
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Closing up shopPosted on 10:03 AM, September 20, 2004(Beyond the IE · Inland Empire · Lake Elsinore · Murrieta · Temecula · Wildomar) -- It's been a fun run, but this blog will be shutting down on September 30, 2004.
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Observe the International Day of Peace in TemeculaPosted on 12:01 AM, September 17, 2004(Peace and War · Temecula) -- Tuesday, September 21 is the UN International Day of Peace. Peace Works! in the Temcula Valley will be observing this day at twilight with a short ceremony focusing on the hope for peace and non-violence for all people and countries of the world. We will conclude by singing while we walk in candlelight around the duckpond.
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Military Families Against Freedom of SpeechPosted on 11:33 PM, September 16, 2004(Beyond the IE · Peace and War · Politics and Politicians · Proto-Fascism in the Valley) -- You know how you often hear smug statements from members of the military stating that your freedom of speech, of the press, of religion is a personal gift from them -- the armed forces -- to civilians? Well, one "dedicated Marine Corps wife" seems to feel that we've got too many freedoms in America. And the freedom of the press should be the first to go.
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Just what Temecula Needs: Another Newspaper, only Less Professional!Posted on 01:05 PM, September 13, 2004(Politics and Politicians · Temecula) -- I haven't really bothered to look much at The Valley News, but I sure hope that the writing in this week's story about the opening of the local Democratic campaign headquarters isn't typical of the newspaper. It's not that it's necessarily biased; the problem is that this is just amateurishly bad writing, which even a high school newspaper editor would be embarassed to run.
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