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BY DON SORCHYCH | OCTOBER 9, 2013

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Cave Creek council

I have received a number of inquiries about our frequency of requests for contributions. We are doing that for growth purposes. We had to go to twice per month when the recession hit us. We are anxious to return to weekly status and grow from there by expanding our deliveries.

Guest Editorials:

BY STEVE LAMAR | OCTOBER 9, 2013

For the Love of Cave Creek

The out of town funded, big money, dirty tricks, vendetta motivated, slate politics of the 2013 election in Cave Creek has brought this town to a real crisis point. The very soul of this town is at greater risk now than it was in 1986 when we became a town, and wrote a General Plan to protect the natural beauty, and quiet dignity of Cave Creek.

BY rICK MANNING | OCTOBER 9, 2013

Government's big fear: What if no one notices we are gone?

The official federal government report on the nation's Employment Situation didn't happen on Friday, and nobody seemed to miss it.

BY DR. PAUL G. KENGOR | OCTOBER 9, 2013

The progressive crusade against tax cuts

There’s an ongoing effort by President Obama and fellow “progressives” not only to continue to blame George W. Bush for every economic woe facing America – even as every economic indicator is far worse under Obama – but to permanently discredit the value of tax cuts. Tax cuts are an unmitigated evil that progressive crusaders must forever exorcise.

BY ROBERT ROMANO | OCTOBER 9, 2013

$3.15 trillion automatic government spending goes on in spite of 'shutdown'

One surprising aspect of the partial federal government so-called "shutdown" is what a small portion of the budget is actually affected, in turn bringing attention to just how little impact Congress can have on spending through the normal budget process.