Letters to the Editor
Many to thank for Fair premium book | Letters
This booklet is dedicated to Edith Dickinson, who has been a stalwart gardener for many years and an…
Letters to the Editor
Reunited with my Raleigh: thanks | Letters
My bike, a blue Raleigh I’ve owned for 30 years, was stolen. I posted signs everywhere and told…
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Columnist hits a homer in ‘heroes’ | Letters
I thank God for the heroes among us and for the power of good they represent.
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Good, timely call by County Council | Letters
These unique conditions and ecological values, and because oil spills do not stop at international boundaries are necessary…
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Sub-standard broadband takes its toll on property value | Letters
Recently, transactions in process have been known to fail when the lack of high-speed internet is discovered. In…
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Sandwith family salutes all for ‘Fun-Raiser’ benefit | Letters
What a great turn out it was. We are so thankful we live in such a warm and…
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New blueprint needed for better broadband | Letters
I respectfully request that county and OPALCO spend $250,000 to demonstrate a Broadband solution for the rural San…
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Hey ‘Blue’, thanks for job well done | Letters
I would like to thank all the men and women who have answered the call to umpire youth…
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Healthcare: their way or highway? | Letters
The idea is they buy controlling interest in a local hospital. Woman then must comply with male religious…
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And what about all the potholes? | Letters
Price Steet in front of the Paideia School and St. Francis Catholic Church has so many pot holes…
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‘Plan B’: back in slow lane on information highway | Letters
OPALCO’s proposal would have given nearly all members fiber optic or high-speed wireless connections to take us into…
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Dollars 4 scholars; a ‘hats off’ to all | Letters
This year we awarded ten, $1,000 scholarships to graduating San Juan Island seniors
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It’s about quality of care, not faith | Letters
It is community size, not religious orientation that is the primary determinant of services available.