I opine on the Mojave Cross settlement over at KCET. … (continues)
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The Western Lands Project, a wonderful and effective small non-profit working to protect public lands in the western United States from encroachment and privatization, has just put out its newsletter. Aside from a nice plug for this here site, the
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Looks like someone didn’t get the memo about the Mojave Cross being a non-sectarian, secular, Supreme-Court-says-it’s-constitutional-cause-it’s-not-religious war memorial:
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Why would those who choose
Morongo Bill and Scott Fajack have alerted me to a new development. Looks like I may have spoken unfairly as to the character of the person who took the Sunrise Rock cross from its site in the Mojave National Preserve. The Barstow Desert Dispatch
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I’m unnerved and upset by the attention the theft of the Mojave Cross has brought to the Mojave National Preserve.
First off, the basics. I recognize the importance of memorializing those who fell almost a century ago in the First World War, and
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The boxed-up cross on Sunrise Rock, Mojave National Preserve. Photo by Florian Boyd.
As far as I can determine from reading the decision [PDF], and contrary to what’s being widely reported today in the case of the Mojave Cross on Cima Dome, the
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