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Priorities appear to be skewed

I am writing in regards to, two stories in The Citizen, of the Jan. 26 issue.

I am writing in regards to, two stories in The Citizen, of the Jan. 26 issue. On the front page I read a story about the marijuana grow ops that have been disassembled in and around Prince, while I'm sure this is a good thing, to keep organized crime in check. But I do believe the priorities of The Citizen are not in the best interest of the public. As I finished the story on the front page, (which took up the majority of the front page), as I turned to page two I see a small article about a cross country con man who is preying on our senior citizens, on a national scale. Yet this story takes up a three-inch-by-three-inch space. Why is this. I believe that our priorities are lost.

Mark Farley

Prince George