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Sept. 20, 2023, R-C Letters to the Editor

Letters to the Editor

Letters to the Gazette

Riffle is dedicated to public service My husband and I are very pleased to support Randy Riffle in his campaign to serve on the school board for Williamsburg-James City County Public Schools. We met Mr. Riffle several years ago after I’d spent more than eight months trying unsuccessfully to arrange Virginia state services for my husband after he became disabled. The Virginia department was understaffed and over-booked in part due to the COVID-19…

Letter to the editor: Sept. 20

No democracy without freedom of expression Supervisor Kersten, Treasurer Elliott, Trustees DeMuynck and Vosburg: As a rule, political ideologies abhor criticism, especially the kind that kicks out the legs of your false utopia. You do not foster a democracy. You can only survive in power by deluding the residents of Chesterfield that you are essentially a force of good. When this veil of delusion is lifted (prior to the 2024 –primaries and your …

Letter to the Editor: Student loan debt

After World War II, President Roosevelt signed Servicemen’s Readjustment Act, or GI Bill, returning servicemen received funds for education, government backing on home and business loans, unemployment allowances and job-finding assistance. Benefits covered all or some college and vocational training…

Letters to the Editor: September 20, 2023

The recent sold-out three-day Airshow London once again displayed a lack of respect for the City of London's so-called climate emergency action plan, but more importantly, a lack of compassion and sensitivity for our recently settled Ukrainian refugees and the entire Ukrainian community.