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Letters: I wear this mask, not for me but for you

I wear a mask in public not for me, but for you. I am educated enough to realize I may be asymptomatic and could give you the virus. I don’t live in fear of the virus; I just want...

Our view: Sign this

We need to get Jack Turner and Charly Minkler on the county ballot

Letters: How about minding your own business?

It is time for people to back down, be quiet and mind their own business. Stop virtue-signaling and attacking verbally and physically people who have other world views and opinion...

Editorial cartoons

Letters: Will you help put coronavirus behind us?

Eighty years ago, England was bombed almost nightly in German raids. The prime minister, Chamberlain, followed by Churchill, ordered all lights to be turned off at dusk so as not to leave ea...

Letters: I cannot abide President Donald Trump

Not in my name. I cannot be mindfully passive when the President Donald J. Trump, the president in name only, lies and accuses a critic of murder, with absolutely no evidence, and maliciousl...

Letters: Having to wear a mask is not ‘bondage’

I had to write regarding Mr. Reynolds’ choice of adjective to describe the temporary mandatory mask decision (“ Though not foolproof, wearing masks properly is a proven method to be help ea...

Letters: This is what decent human beings do

In the now-forgotten days before the plague, I would have chuckled at the three letters published in the Fortunately, a piece circulating recently in the media can do the job better. So, s...

Letters: Trump is greedy, mean-spirited, and lies

In this time of crisis, when so many people are slipping into poverty and health-imperiling deprivation, President Donald Trump and his allies remain intent on tightening access to food stam...

Letters: A need is seen for better government

Had the chief of police paid attention to previous egregious behavior by the officer who used deathly force by knee, there would not have been numerous days of coast-to-coast mayhem. ...

Our view: A great newspaper is wounded

New York Times reporters revolted over a GOP opinion piece – and prevailed

Our view: Happy birthday, Bill of Rights

The original, held by the National Archives, is a large and predictably yellowing sheet of parchment with the inked head “Congress of the United States,” then, “Begun and held at the city of...