Articles in Letters to the Editor
Editor: When it comes to abortion, what is the dominant message society sends to women?
Editor: The Democratic Party doesn’t let a day go by without criticizing capitalism or coming up with another socialistic scheme.
Editor: This letter is for eligible individuals who didn’t exercise their ability to vote in 2016. I urge you to take responsibility in 2020 to do what is right: vote.
Editor: The news in reporting climate change — it is seen as one of many issues.
Editor: Several weeks ago, one of our uninvited out-of-town guests complained about South Carolina and Seneca, especially, for recognizing the sacrifices of thousands of our ancestors who sought their freedom.
Editor: This note is in response to Doug LeCroy’s column titled “They will never be satisfied.”
Editor: The problem with public education is not the teachers, class sizes or the lack of funding; it is “doing the same thing and expecting different results.”
Editor: In the world, there are things known as pet peeves — things that get you angry.
Editor: Let me start out by saying I have not read the column written by Doug Lecroy, but I have read several letters written by one of the authors who responded to the column, as he writes almost daily to the editor.
Editor: The author of the June 4 letter titled “Counterpoint” correctly observes that special counsel Mueller handed off the issue of possible obstruction of justice by the president to Congress.
Editor: The June 1 column by Doug LeCroy left me wondering whether Doug read the Mueller report or even listened to Mueller’s brief statement earlier in the week.
