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For over 52 years, Roger Larson has been one of the Capitol City's most influencial and respected voices. From the Lincoln/Lancaster County Planning Commission to various community boards such as the United Way and Children's Museum and management of a local radio station, Roger has served this city well. Now, he brings his unique perspective to NewsTalk 1400 KLIN with his bi-weekly commentaries every Tuesday and Thursday.
Listen to NewsTalk 1400 KLIN at 6:15am and 4:50pm Tuesdays and Thursdays for Roger Larson's Perspective. Also, look for Roger's archived commentaries here on KLIN.com.
If you would like to comment to Roger about his Perspective, email to rogerlarson@klin.com or call 488-9479.
The Lincoln Community Foundation has taken the initiative to create a giving experience for donors in and around Lincoln to contribute to their favorite non-profit and also leverage their gift with a some matching funds from a $200,000 fund given by some fine civic minded individuals and foundations along with some Community Foundation funds.
I can understand the viewpoint held by many that homosexuality is not a preferred way of life, and many of us wish that the problem would just go away.
The approximate ten years that we as a nation have been at war in the middle east have been some of the toughest times in our history. We seem to be fighting an endless battle, with no clean victory, except for the elimination of Saddam Hussein and Osama bin Laden.
The communication explosion we have been and are experiencing has certainly changed many things, including political campaigns.
A good example is the explosion of discussion about a comment made by an obscure television commentator regarding the lifestyle of the wife of one of the presidential candidates.
In the last few weeks, we have all seen what damage can be caused by overactive bureaucrats and regulators. The example is someone calling the very legitimate product of finely textured beef by another name which has caused havoc in the beef industry in our country.
The advertising slogan that says “It can’t get any better than this” is being tested right now in our city. Who could expect anything better than the improvements that have taken place in Lincoln the last few years?