Dogs need not apply
As the president of Lyon Park Citizens Association, I was intrigued with the Hillbrook-Tall Oaks Civic Association’s electing a dog as an officer [“Civic group’s new president has some howling,” front page, Feb. 19]. Our association has been looking for a secretary for months. However, for that job we will need an animal with opposable thumbs.
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Natalie Roy, Arlington
| February 23, 2011; 10:36 AM ET
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Citizen Associations. Somone always has to be in charge.
Posted by: jckdoors | February 23, 2011 2:09 PM | Report abuse
Raccoons have opposable thumbs. Rocky Raccoon for secretary?
Posted by: 1toughlady | February 23, 2011 2:30 PM | Report abuse
Caligula's horse was made a Senator.
Posted by: malcolmyoung1 | February 24, 2011 10:39 AM | Report abuse
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