Articles in Letters to the Editor
Editor: The Keowee Trail developer has been nice enough to solicit community input.
White stains on brick veneer (aka efflorescence) can indicate dysfunctional water management behind the brick.
Many of President Trump’s supporters sent him to Washington to disrupt or dismantle the federal government, not to manage it.
Your Feb. 7 editorial, “Girls rule,” correctly recognizes the efforts Amanda Brock, Janet Hartman and their team have made to secure funding for the Oconee Industry and Technology Park road access and paving project.
Editor: I don’t usually agree with Donald Trump, but in the case of South Carolina’s voting system, he may be dead-on when he claims that the voting system is rigged.
As A Call to Action Oconee looks forward to 2019 and the job that lies before us in raising awareness of and educating the community on issues of domestic and dating abuse and bullying, we cannot do so without looking back at 2018 and being reminded of all who were instrumental in helping our organization.
Editor: This year, the timing is right for comprehensive education reform in South Carolina. Gov. Henry McMaster, House Speaker Jay Lucas (R-Darlington), Rep. Gary Simrell (R-York), as well as our Democratic legislators are committed to fixing our schools.
Editor: I agree with the letter to the editor “Walls work, socialism does not” in Friday’s Journal. However, I would like to add an important missing point.
Editor: The letter ‘Walls work, socialism does not’ requires a response.
Editor: I don’t know if you are aware of the situation we who live off of South Cove Road, and actually all who reside in developments that enter/exit onto Route 188, are facing.
Editor: I think Lindsey Graham has been a good representative for South Carolina, and I think President Trump has already done more for America than Obama did in eight years.