Articles in Letters to the Editor
Editor: The proposed zoning amendment for short-term rentals in R-20 residential zones exposes Seneca to a wide range of criminal activities that will be extremely difficult, if not impossible to control.
Editor: Rep. Bill Sandifer’s recent legislative updates surely have Oconee folks scratching their heads.
Editor: I am disappointed in your newspaper coverage Tuesday on the issue over short-term rentals in the lake neighborhoods inside the city limits of Seneca.
Concerning the opinion column of April 28: Why is Doug Lecroy harping on about a pseudo-scandal that “broke” in June 2017 (the quote from Sessions dates to that time)?
Willie,
Regarding the shooting in California this month, plus the one in San Bernardino, what is going on?
Editor: The Journal editorial (“Drunk on Power?”) about Oconee County Council was long overdue.
Editor: It would appear that voters will have choices in the Oconee County Council District 1 and State Rep. District 2 this November, as well as the Third District, a Congressional seat Mary Geren in seeking.
Editor: I must take this opportunity to comment on the death of Barbara Bush and the legacy she leaves behind.
Editor: Where have the heroes gone? Seems like yesterday I was a child and looking up to men called heroes.
Which way to approach this seemingly unsolvable situation concerning protection for our school children while attending school — only eight hours per day.
Editor: Nearly 140 years ago, Virgil Earp was the marshal in Tombstone, Arizona Territory.
Editor: The Oconee County Democratic Party appreciates Greg Oliver’s thoughtful article in Saturday’s issue of The Journal, “Email to school employees refuted.”
Editor: Let me begin by congratulating Steve Mudge and Leighton Cubbage — two men who truly understand the art of the deal.
Editor: In today’s Journal: Lawmakers concerned about possibility of federal government confiscating guns; a bill introduced by three Republican representatives allowing lawmakers to debate seceding from the United States if the federal government confiscates our guns.
