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Don Snyder (“Global warming is a hoax,” Feb. 13) presents some facts about climate and weather, but they in no way add up to a credible refutation of the findings of climate scientists from the IPCC, the National Academy of Sciences or the American Geophysical Union.

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I don't care if school starts early in Napa or if there is a three-week-long winter break. Lets just have an clear discussion about it rather than the too-lengthy and somewhat confusing debate that took place at the Napa Valley Unified School District trustees meeting Thursday night.

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Dear editor, The front page photo of the Calistoga farmworker center on Feb. 17 tells it all: a bland, sterile, exceptionally impersonal and unappealing place to stay and play.

Dear editor, I was wondering out loud as to why people, mainly Democrats, are blaming President Bush for the war and for lying or misleading the public?

Dear editor,  I was reading your articles on the Zodiac Feb.18 and the article asked to send memories. I was 28 years old working as an O.R. nurse.

Dear editor, Instead of closing one of the farmworkers facilities as suggested in the article (“Farmworker housing vacancies threaten budget, jeopardize opening of renovated camps,” Feb. 17), why not turn one of them into a youth hostel?

Dear editor, Believe it or not, this letter is not about homework, the Napa Valley Unified School District calendar for the coming school year or any of the other major educational issues and news that have been filling the pages of the Napa Valley Register for the past several weeks.