Letters to the editor - July 22, 2025

Letters to the editor

Resilient grids Apparently, Terry Jarrett (“Opinion: Heatwaves proof coal, gas are workhorses,” July 16) the “energy attorney and consultant” has never heard of battery storage systems. The author cherry picks a single sweltering day to vilify renewables, yet conveniently ignores how wind and solar paired with battery storage outperforms coal plants during peak demand surges. Not to mention that coal plants are vanishing due to market forces. In…

Letter to the editor: A call to reform

Bruce Murdoch writes about improvements to representation in our legislature

Letters to the Editor | July 22, 2025

Inquirer readers on the Epstein files, immigration laws, and protecting voting rights.

Letters to the editor - July 22, 2025

Portrait of a paradoxAlfred Fabri of Attard writes:Manuel Farrugia’s maquette of the Karmenu Mifsud Bonnici monument exhibits a subdued yet compelling presence, rooted in meticulous realism.The figure’s thoughtful posture and expression, stern yet compassionate, evoke a resilient humanity.Forsaking overt symbolism, the sculpture finds authority in restraint, presenting not a heroic ideal but a nuanced portrait...

Letters to the Editor, July 22, 2025

Letters to the Editor, July 22, 2025

Letter to the Editor: Are we citizens or subjects?

Is Democracy your choice of social government? Do you prefer to be a Citizen or a Subject Do you want to have fair representation and a government that is dedicated to enabling and caring for citizens? The constitution of the United States was and is an experiment in democracy, but it is seriously flawed in one […] The post Letter to the Editor: Are we citizens or subjects? appeared first on Knox Pages - Knox County News & Info.