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Editorial: Conservative Correspondence

By
John L. Geddie
Who says that no one writes letters anymore? Earlier this month, Va. Attorney General Ken Cuccinelli (R) responded to a request for opinion from Del. Bob Marshall (R), who represents sections of Loudoun and Prince William. It created a whirlwind of controversy as Cuccinelli’s expressed his belief that local law enforcement is not barred from investigating immigration status.
 

Letters to the Editor

These Letters to the Editor ran the Aug. 27 edition of The Indie.
 

Letters to the Editor

These letters were highlighted in Aug. 4 issues of "The Indie."
 

Editorial: Arizona Hospitality

By
John L. Geddie
This week, Attorney General Ken Cuccinelli localized the national debate over Arizona’s immigration law by stating that Virginia law enforcement officers can question the immigration status of anyone stopped by police.
 

New Indie Published Friday, July 23

The Indie is the renamed and redesigned Loudoun Independent. Look for it every Friday for an investigative and entertaining look at the area's top news and entertainment stories.
 

Editorial: Coming Soon...

It remains trendy to talk about the death of journalism in the same tragic terms as the loss of vinyl records or the decline of Greco-Roman architecture. Whenever the subject comes up, I try not to roll my eyes at the speaker.
 

The Fifth Column: The Changing of The Guard

By
David Bradley
When I was a teenager, and into my twenties and even my thirties—none of this was as long ago as you might imagine—I spent an inordinate amount of time planning the perfect Rock and Roll album.
 

A Great Ride…

By
Amy Burns
Whew. In the summer of 1993, when I was 23 and not long out of college, I said yes to my mother’s invitation to come work for her at the Loudoun Easterner. I had no idea that decision would come to change my life in almost every way.
 

The Fifth Column – Caution: Ringing Commercial Endorsement

By
David Bradley
I spent Sunday afternoon on the sweltering streets of the District for the National Capital BBQ Battle. The temperature was close to 100, it was crowded and most of the vendors were sold out of drinks of any kind, but I was willing to risk it for a free sample of world class brisket.
 
 
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Letters to the Editor, June 9 Edition

The following letters were submitted by members of the community in response to local issues and past stories covered by the Loudoun Independent.
 

Editorial: Getting to Route 28

Anyone entering Ashburn during either the morning or afternoon rush hour knows about congestion. Sometimes simply getting to Route 28 is a challenge as Waxpool Road tends to logjam at peak hours.
 

The Fifth Column: Quiet, I Can’t Hear You

By
David Bradley
Tell me if this sounds familiar to you: I just started the dishwasher and the sink is full of pots and pans; the drier is running; the washing machine is fighting it out with a kid in each of the upstairs showers for the last drops of hot water...
 
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