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Reviving redevelopment abuses won’t help homeless
By Chris Norby | Legislators should resist any attempts to bring back redevelopment agencies into California’s governmental mix, and remember why they were abolished seven years ago. When Governor Brown ended redevelopment in 2011, over $6 billion in annual property … Continue reading
Posted in Chris Norby, Homeless Issue, Housing, Redevelopment
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Let’s keep school killings in perspective
By Chris Norby | Contrary to media myth, school killings are neither a uniquely American nor a recent phenomenon. Our desire to comprehend seemingly random evil reflects our varying agendas as to what’s wrong with our times and society—and how … Continue reading
Posted in Chris Norby, Guns
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