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| Ken Lassesen - Fluoride leaches lead from pipes - November 14, 2007 - Skagit Valley Herald Add/Read Comments |
| Kenneth Dunning - Fluoride use puts profit over health - November 15, 2007 - Skagit Valley Herald Add/Read Comments |
| More Strong-Arm Tactics by Impostors and Their Henchmen After phone call made to city editor, abbreviated version of this item turns up on GoSkagit.com web site November 28, 2007 - Skagit Valley Herald - State advice sought on fluoride Printer Friendly (partial story) | Add/Read Comments Weyrich Letter to AGO In a letter dated Monday, Prosecuting Attorney Rich Weyrich asked Attorney General Rob McKenna to determine whether the county Board of Health has the authority to order a public utility district to add fluoride to its water system. Saying fluoride can prevent dental cavities and that cavities are an infectious disease, the county commissioners acted as the county Board of Health in May, when they voted 2-1 to require Skagit County Public Utilities District to fluoridated its main water system. |
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| Jo Roark - Fluoride still on minds of many people - November 21, 2007 - The Argus Add/Read Comments |
| Threat of $250 Per Day Fine Continues to Rear Ugly Head Prominent item in print edition again omitted from GoSkagit.com web site November 14, 2007 - Skagit Valley Herald - County Commissioners, PUD agree to fluoride meeting The Skagit County PUD commissioners have agreed to a face-to-face meeting with Skagit County commissioners regarding fluoride, but the two groups have yet to agree on a date. |
| Editorial Board Still Backs Questionable Source of Proposition 2 Voter Pool 'Smoke and Mirrors' behind fluoridation 'mandate' acceptable business practice for corporate giving programs November 17, 2007 - Skagit Valley Herald - Meetings need to bring progress on fluoridation Add/Read Comments The county commissioners asked for, and got, what amounted to a survey of attitudes about fluoridation. A nonbinding ballot question generated a favorable response from 52 percent of the voters within the utility district. The county commissioners have voted for fluoridation. The money to build the plant is available. |
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| Jupiter over Moonlit Pasture from Britt Road near Dike Road, Southwest Skagit County, Washington 11 PM PDT August 1, 2007 |
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