LETTERS TO THE EDITOR
Wrestling club offers its thanks
To the Editor: On behalf of Jay County Wrestling Club, we want to thank all of our sponsors and everyone that attended our DCCW Invasion Wrestling Event this past weekend.
Parents must make informed decisions
To the editor: Every year, an estimated 3.8 million people are admitted into hospitals across the nation because of concussions.
Couple thanks hotel and staff
To the editor: We are writing to applaud the staff of Holiday Inn Express in Portland.
Zip code shouldn’t limit our access
To the editor: Twenty-seven million Americans may be unable to access hospice in rural and underserved communities thanks to a quirk in current law.
Reader disputes AP's reports
To the editor: I am getting really tired of reading fake news from the AP.
Mayor says thanks for flooding efforts
To the editor: Once again, the entire community came together in a call for action during the April 26 flood event in Portland.
Optimists work to honor officers
To the editor: The Jay County Optimists Clubs are honoring all the police officers that work in Jay County.
Reader is still seeking the truth
To the editor: I found this story on the internet the other day and found it interesting.
Jay County needs exercise options
To the editor: Jay County has fallen behind drastically compared to the national average regarding the provision of accessible exercise facilities to all patrons.
Change is not an improvement
To the editor: It's a good idea to bring back curbside recycling but it would be nicer if they would do it more like it was before.
Objection seems to be sour grapes
To the editor: I am writing to comment on the recent bidding for the former Sheller-Globe/Bailey building at 510 S. Bridge St. i Portland.
Underage drinking is no joke
To the editor: This time of year is often filled with pranks and practical jokes.
Board says thank you for festival
To the editor: The Jay County Visitor & Tourism Bureau’s board of directors and staff offers their gratefulness to all who participated in the 16th Annual Jay County Fiber Arts Festival.
Cancer walk moving to September
To the editor: Jay County Cancer Society is excited to announce to Jay County newspaper subscribers that the 2019 WALK Against Cancer will be making changes this year.
Government now has four branches
To the editor: It has become pretty obvious to me, in light of recent events, that our current form of government has failed us miserably.
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