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I'm wishing you well. Hybrid owners who want to see the exemption extended should contact their state delegate or senator.

Learn to Share

Dear Dr. Gridlock:

When will the people living in Clifton stop complaining about the commuter traffic? Do they realize that they don't own the roads we travel on, but we taxpayers do?

They should also think about the fact that when they commute or do their errands, they too are traveling on roads going through someone else's neighborhood.

Instead of putting up rude and childish signs on their properties telling the commuters to "Get Out" of their neighborhood, they should use their time to write their local officials and ask for more funding for better roads.

Traffic is getting worse every day, and we all need to learn to share the roads.


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