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Nostalgia has one longing for that Okotoks Canada Day cake, which was consistently the same year after year.

Dear Editor: 1. Taking anything without paying for it is stealing, so Mr. Choate should definitely be charged with theft, apology or not.

Dear Editor: As retired journalists and longtime supporters (and subscribers) of the Ouray County Plaindealer, we want to voice our support for the courage exhibited by editors Erin McIntyre and Mike Wiggins in publishing the important story of an alleged sexual assault that reportedly occurred at the home of the Ouray police chief.

Dear Editor: My wife and I used to travel to Ouray often when we lived in Colorado. It’s an absolutely beautiful town.

Dear Editor: I am writing to express my deep concern and dismay over the recent incident involving the alleged sexual assault of a minor by the police chief's stepson and two other men, with the alleged occurrence taking place while the police chief was present in the same residence. What is even more troubling is the chief's subsequent silence and lack of any comment on this grave matter.

Dear Editor: Good for you clarifying this situation with the stolen newspapers! When I initially read the article I was impressed that finally sexual abuse was being treated in a straightforward, honest and open way. My thought was that I hoped the young (or old) men here would take this as a cautionary tale and think twice before they crossed that line with an individual, whether it was their date,...

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Dear Editor,

Your Jan. 18 editorial “Tackling drugged driving” paints a picture of “carnage on the road” due to the legalization of recreational marijuana use in New York State, and endorses a

Re your Jan. 18 report by THE CITY, “CUNY layoffs, class cuts hit just before semester”:As a Queens College graduate (BA, 1962), I’m appalled by the layoff of 26 QC