Issue: June 30, 2005
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Can’t get there from here
When families can afford $200,000 and houses cost $250,000, something doesn’t fit.
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Renters feel the squeeze, too
Homebuyers aren’t the only ones being priced out of the market.
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The great divide
Enloe is fighting certication of union election.
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Water problems abound
County looking for grants to shore up water supply.
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Feds put price tag on fairy shrimp
New analysis contradicts earlier findings.
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No to electronic voting
Electronic voting machines are ripe for fraud.
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Letters for June 30, 2005
Our always-sharp readers let us know what they think.
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That daring young man…
Fifteen minutes with a trapeze artist.
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Gateway to the past
Mechoopda Indians reconnect with old home.
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Drawing spirits
New Ghostdance Gallery built on Native American philosophies.
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‘Sounds like a Carpenters song’
The Deer wear the sounds of the seventies proudly.
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Not the end of the world
Sound problems and rock innovation mark two-band bill at Off Limits.
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Pit cemetery
Henri’s homage to the avocado—and some of his favorite recipes.
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Fun with zombies
Zombie originator George Romero returns to genre with Land of the Dead.
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Breaking the spell
Bewitched remake is merely a ‘grab bag’ of fun moments.
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The American Astronaut
Lo-fi, noir film American Astronaut now on DVD.
This article was published on 06.30.05