LETTERS TO THE EDITOR
Opinions should not corrupt truth
To the editor: As I read Aaron Loy’s letter to the editor in the Feb. 17 edition of The Commercial Review, I found myself agreeing with much of what Mr. Loy expressed in his opinion.
Couple thankful for workers, neighbors
To the editor: It seems that every time you read the newspaper or watch TV, most of what you see is negative.
Support groups whenever possible
To the editor: Tri Kappa week is Feb. 21 through 27.
Minimum wage reasoning sound
To the editor: Twenty years ago, my beautiful wife and I decided to go to Groton, Connecticut, to see our grandson, Chris, who was stationed at the submarine base there.
Differing opinions are important
To the editor: Watching the news or scrolling through social media, one can see that we as a society have tunnel vision with our opinions and views.
We've given up critical thinking
To the editor: There was a fascinating column in the Sunday New York Times a couple of weeks ago, a portion of which I will share and offer an opinion thereon.
Former Jay teacher offers thanks
To the editor: As my husband Ed and I prepare to move to North Manchester, Indiana, I would like to take a moment to thank Jay County for the love and support of live theatre.
Yes, there should be accountability
To the editor: A recent Commercial Review editorial said that there should be accountability. I agree, but for totally different reasons.
Voting is most fundamental right
To the editor: The Republican party seems to be wanting to bring into existence a 21 century version of the poll tax, as if participating in and inciting an insurrection were somehow lacking in serving their agenda.
It’s reassuring to have hospital
To the editor: Reading Jack Ronald’s column about his coronavirus shot had me thinking about my episode with one this past week.
Community to address addiction
To the editor: You are invited to our community conversation.
Existing funds should be utilized
Portland businesses and citizens deserve a long-term solution for downtown flood control.
Portland can’t dig out of flooding
To the editor: The flooding in Portland is a Portland problem.
King’s interviews created memories
To the editor: I'm sure you have all seen and heard by now that Larry King has passed on. I'll add my own personal perspective for anyone interested.
It has been all about party
To the editor: Thirty years ago, I stated that if there was a bill on the floor that would benefit the people of our nation or the GOP, the people be damned — party first, party last, party always.
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