Opinion - The Commercial Review

Friday, June 22, 2018

Procurement process isn’t difficult

This is not rocket science.
Come to tonight’s public hearing

To the editor: what was once intriguing to me while on my travels out West now nauseates me.
Unfortunately, mistakes do happen

It is inherent in the nature of journalism and the newspaper business that we make mistakes.
Thoughts changed about wind farms

To the editor: I have worked for the Jay County Surveyor's Office for the last 23 years.
Wind farms are all about money

To the editor: I keep hearing the ads on WPGW paid for by Scout Clean Energy about how great they will be for the community.
Wind farms will help the county

To the editor: I want to talk wind farms.
Take part in WALK Against Cancer

To the editor: In the next few weeks, Jay County newspaper subscribers will find 2018 WALK Against Cancer advertisements in their newspaper.
Jay lucky to have The CR

To the editor: We moved to Dunkirk in 1978.
Readers differ on proposed project

Readers differed on opinions of the proposed Bitter Ridge Wind Farm in recent letters to the editor.
Disruption is fine, destruction isn't

To the editor: Jack Ronald’s editorial in the June 8 issue of The Commercial Review was a good rebuttal to the insanity coming out of Washington lately.
Wind farm benefits outweigh issues

To the editor: We live in the area of Bluff Point Wind Energy Center.
Wind ordinance should be stricter

To the editor: Jay County's wind ordinance is outdated.
Join library's summer challenge

To the editor: Did you know this year is the fourth annual Jay County Public Library Summer Challenge?
Appointment shows clear position

Call it a vote for the status quo.
American is a nation of laws, for all

Specious.

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