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Dean Eckenroth
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Associate Publisher, Coronado Eagle & Journal
Coronado
Beats
Health Equity, Housing, Redistricting, Government Transparency and Ethics, Demographics
Homosexuality, LGBT.
Content
By Dean Eckenroth Verified| Coronado Eagle & Journal Verified Five years ago this week Americans awoke to images of burning buildings, airliners being used as weapons, people dying, our country being attacked. In what has become an all-to-rare moment politicians banded together against a common goal … fighting terrorism. Nearly everyone remembers where they were on that September, 2001 morning when two planes hit the World Trade Center towers, then one crashed into the Pentagon, another a field in Pennsylvania. Much like President John F.
By Dean Eckenroth Verified| Coronado Eagle & Journal Verified A year from now, as we look in the rear view mirror, what will we see? I would hope that we would be able to say that “we were proud of ourselves, and that we did a good job protecting our health, but perhaps at a cost of the future economy.” There is an undeniable relationship between the two. It will be deemed a success, no matter economic repercussions, if the number who become sick or who unfortunately die, is declared a reasonable number.
By Dean Eckenroth Verified| Coronado Eagle & Journal Verified Five years ago this week Americans awoke to images of burning buildings, airliners being used as weapons, people dying, our country being attacked. In what has become an all-to-rare moment politicians banded together against a common goal … fighting terrorism. Nearly everyone remembers where they were on that September, 2001 morning when two planes hit the World Trade Center towers, then one crashed into the Pentagon, another a field in Pennsylvania. Much like President John F.
Company Info
Coronado Eagle & Journal