Thank you, Ira.

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Warmly,
Marc Matheson, for Shambhala Times
San Rafael, California

I think this goes under the category of general comment, about our new Shambhala Times. I was inspired to communicate with a community friend about this new venue, and I copy the relevant text below…

“I had occasion to discuss the new web based Community rag with my friend. Like her, I had and have reservations about going web. Honestly, however, I didn’t use to read all of it (in print), and now I also don’t, (and yes, maybe read less now, and am exposed to less). But…I do now find myself being in a more intereactive mode with the news, and so have to think some good comes with the bad.”

Ira Z
DC metro