Letters to the editor – March 7, 2026

Letter to the editor

Snow removal As I read the news about the Boston City Council hearing on the dismal job the City of Boston performed during both of our recent brutal snow storms (“Residents slam city’s snow job,” Boston Herald, March 4,) I wish I could have attended to give them all an earful about how badly the city did when it came to snow removal. I couldn’t go and then lose my car’s parking spot at home. What happened? I am a Bostonian born and raised. I’ve…

Letters to the Editor, March 7, 2026

Letters to the Editor, March 7, 2026

Letters to the editor – March 7, 2026

Two Mintoffs but the same shenanigansEddy Privitera of Naxxar writes:When I read the grossly un­ethi­cal and irresponsible e-mail-letter sent by Judge Lawrence Mintoff to all cabinet members and the president, and which also ended in the hands of the newspapers, my mind raced back to the 1998 shenanigans of judge Mintoff’s uncle, Dom Mintoff, which...

Letters to the Editor 3/6/2026

Regarding the Macklin Mine Gravel Pit

LFP Letters to the Editor: March 6, 2026

Many artificial intelligence neophytes, myself included, listened with great interest to speaker Jordan Morris discuss how to coexist with AI, at the London Writers Society meeting on Feb. 24.

LETTERS TO THE EDITOR

Browbeating protestors The state government has formed a three-member committee to look into the sit-protest outside the home of TCP Minister Vishwajit Rane in Dona Paula last month. The protestors gathered peacefully to express frustration over illegal land conversions happening across the state through the use of the controversial Section 39A of the Goa Town and Country Planning Act. The protest was not meant to threaten the minister or damage…