LETTERS TO THE EDITOR
Quarry proposal raises concerns
To the editor: In the past few weeks there has been an over-abundance of conversation about US Aggregates and its proposed expansion to the north of its present location.
Turn down the rezoning request
To the editor: We are not in favor of the location that U.S. Aggregates is planning for the stone quarry.
Residents don't want new neighbor
To the editor: Where did you grow up? Where do you live now? Hopefully, it’s better than the former.
Driver objects to police tactics
To the editor: We had an incident that happened to my wife and I that I would like to share.
Library card is an amazing value
To the editor: I will admit that whenever I see the Back in the Saddle logo on the opinion page of The Commercial Review I am instantly curious to see what is rattling around in the mind of Jack Ronald.
Society says thanks
To the editor: Jay County Historical Society has been able to update the technology and audio-visual equipment at its museum thanks to a grant of $14,441 provided by the Indiana Historical Society and made possible by Lilly Endowment Inc.
Rethink education bill, expansion
To the editor: I have two items to discuss today. One involves the Indiana legislature’s attempt to spend tax money on private schools and the other involves the stone quarry.
Location is bad for a stone quarry
To the editor: I come before you as a concerned citizen and taxpayer of this community.
Resident opposes quarry expansion
To the editor: As many people have recently learned, US Aggregates is planning to expand its stone quarry around Indiana 67 and Tyson Road, right at the edge of our city.
So, what is in your wallet?
To the editor: It appears the $1.9 trillion relief package will soon be on America’s doorsteps. The physical makeup of this amount in dollars is not only somewhat impressive but rather astonishing if one considers the attributes of such a staggering volume.
Will we be lost in the darkness?
To the editor: Adolph Hitler, the author of “Mein Kampf,” said: “If you tell a big enough lie and tell it frequently enough, it will be believed.” There are, ostensibly, enough Republicans that are willing to believe the “big lie” of Donald Trump as well.
Facebook page should be a forum
To the editor: I am a resident of District 33 and I am represented by JD Prescott.
Public $ belong in public schools
To the editor: “Please, sir, may I have some more?”
Thank you for supporting teams
To the editor: What a season. Jay County High School basketball was full of surprises in 2020-21.
Left seeks to ban speech it hates
To the editor: While I normally disagree with Michael Kinser, his letter to the editor regarding our giving up critical thinking was excellent.
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