POSTED // Nov 14,2012 - Allison Fisher, of Public Citizen’s Climate and Energy Program, writes that not one word in the presidential election was said about fossil fuel and relationship to meteorology.

POSTED // Nov 14,2012 - First of all, I love your paper! The editorials are right on. But what happened to “Ask a Mexican”?

POSTED // Nov 7,2012 - By the time this is printed, the 2012 election will be over. And again it will have been one marred by half-truths, half and full-blown lies and what are now standard procedures of the So Wrong Right ...

POSTED // Nov 7,2012 - What happened to my country? Our infrastructure is falling apart, Social Security’s been depleted, we are $16 trillion in debt, and we’re told that “we the people” caused this.

POSTED // Nov 7,2012 - Mitt Romney isn’t about to bring to office “what you are so afraid of,” Ms. Summer [“Think Before Voting ‘Vanilla,’ ” Oct. 25, Letters, City Weekly].

POSTED // Oct 31,2012 - Mia Love is all about the negatives and the “no’s.” “No” to student loans for Utah college students. How does this help the educational process in Utah?

POSTED // Oct 31,2012 - Kudos to City Weekly and Eric Peterson for the article on the proposal to strip mine tar sands in the pristine Tavaputs plateau west of the Book Cliffs.

POSTED // Oct 31,2012 - With a Democrat and Republican Congress at a 10 percent approval rating, the exclusion of three candidates from political debate is a disservice to those concerned with real solutions to urgent problems.

POSTED // Oct 31,2012 - Mitt Romney is his own worst enemy. He has chronic foot-in-mouth disease. Regardless, all Utah Mormons will vote for him. That’s a given.

POSTED // Oct 31,2012 - I was just reading Ted Scheffler’s article on rocker/winemakers [“Rock & Roll Vino,” Oct. 4, City Weekly] and found it funny.