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February 27, 2013 Columns » Letters to the Editor

Re: Political reporting; fracking; "Bash the Old Folks" (a McCrory poem)

Re: Reporting I just wanted to commend the INDY for its political reporting of late, especially in the Feb. 13 issue. In particular, Lisa Sorg's investigative reporting on sea-level rise and John Droz's efforts to block wind farms was impressive ["Science takes…

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