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Monthly Archives: December 2014
My Public Golf Course is a Metaphor for What Ails Us
By Timothy Hullihan I have lived on a public golf course for twenty years. Due to a combination of tradition, history and a small town approach to governing, its beauty and peacefulness have been one of the richest assets of … Continue reading
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Tagged Big Government, community, government regulation, Home Rule, ownership, pride, self-regulation, sunsets, trespassing, volunteerism
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Timothy Hullihan, architect and freelance writer 