Letters to the editor

20.02 Letters to the Editor - February 20 2024

CAT CURFEW WHAT is happening with the cat curfew, when neighbour’s cat continues to come into our yard, and catch the birds. I know where it comes from as I witnessed it with a dead bird. It seems people don’t give a hoot where their cat roams, I for one care very much about our wildlife. Cecilia Temple Stratford     Déjà vu THE Nationals may well be concerned about Labor’s plans for emissions reductions but, at least they are doing something, …

editor's note [s24] [05] - Post-Magazine

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From the Editor-in-Chief’s desk: Your March 7 briefing

Bula Unfair. Minister for Women, Children and Social Protection Lynda Tabuya said this of her removal as deputy leader of the People’s Alliance Party. Yesterday she claimed the decision was based on allegations. She also felt the decision was influenced by her opponents from outside the party, adding that it was unfortunate that “as a […]

Letters To The Editor: March 6, 2024 - The Rhino Times of Greensboro

Brought to you by the Rhino Times Continue Tradition Of Excellent Governors Dear Editor, With the primary election behind us, it’s time to turn our attention to the general election in November. North Carolina has a proud history of electing excellent governors from both the Republican and Democratic ranks who have served us well like Jim Holshouser, Jim Hunt, Jim Martin and Roy Cooper.  A current candidate, Josh Stein, gives North Carolinians t…

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Letters to the editor: March 6

Living in interesting times This letter to the editor is in response to the column titled “Dear Mr. President, it’s time for a cease fire in Gaza,” written by retired congressman David Bonior and published in the Feb. 21, 2024, edition of The Voice. Poor David Bonior did everything within his power to shower accolades upon our incompetent president in the beginning of his column. He thanked him from the bottom of his heart for some of his accomp…