Letters

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E-mail letters, December 20, 2010

Anti-war protester has learned to pick her battles As one who stood against the Iraq war and took part in various protests, including the annual white cross commemorations, Creighton Bricker’s Dec. 16 letter to the editor caught my ...

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Printed letters, Dec. 21, 2010

‘Olden days’ were far better in many respects Is it a blessing or a burden to live long enough to reminisce about the “olden days”? Somehow, I survived before government began making our critical decisions for ...

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Printed letters, Dec. 19, 2010

I was curious when I saw the headline about the 703-pound bear in The Daily Sentinel on Dec. 15. As I began reading, my curiosity turned to disgust. What sport is there to track a bear to his den and shoot him at point-blank range while he is ...

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E-mail letters, December 17, 2010

DREAM Act will hurt Struggling legal citizens I truly think the DREAM Act is a prime example of pushing through legislation to make the current administration look good and garner votes. Though I feel compassion for the young people who ...

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E-mail letters, December 16, 2010

Killing bear in den is hardly sporting I was curious when I saw the headline about the 750 pound bear in The Daily Sentinel on Dec. 15. As I began reading, my curiosity turned to disgust. What sport is there to track a bear to his den and ...

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Printed letters, Dec. 17, 2010

Regarding the Dec. 12, “Lifestyle” section of the newspaper: An article written by Rachel Sauer about using Chinese characters for Christmas gifts is a nice idea, and it is very nice to see people interested in Chinese calligraphy, ...

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E-mail letters, December 15, 2010

‘Olden days’ were far better in many respects Is it a blessing or a burden to live long enough to reminisce about the “olden days”? Somehow, I survived before government began making our critical decisions for ...

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Printed letters, December 16, 2010

Congress must pass DREAM Act now This important topic cannot wait any longer. It is not a political problem, it is something that goes way beyond that. It is a social situation that needs to be attended to immediately. Some politicians ...

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E-mail letters, December 14, 2010

Community supported synthetic skating rink We at On Edge Skating would like to thank everyone who came out last weekend and saw our synthetic ice rink at Olde Fashioned Christmas.  We hope that all the children enjoyed skating. Thank ...

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Printed letters, December 15, 2010

Grant Seems to forget who controls Congress Columnist Bill Grant’s eclectic columns always intrigue me with their surprise endings. His recent article that implored the “newcomer Democrats” to break the tyranny of the ...

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