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Letter: Security detail can be costly

By Ed Delph, Brush Prairie
Published: April 22, 2019, 6:00am

I am officially declaring my candidacy for the nonexistent position of Brush Prairie Dog Catcher. Obviously, as I traverse this vast area, I will require a special security detail to protect me. Though I have absolutely no possibility of succeeding in my quest to be elected, it is my intent to pass this cost onto the beleaguered, overtaxed residents of my beloved community.

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