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Dear Editor: For the past many weeks Neighbor to Neighbor was fortunate enough to have Erin McIntyre from the Plaindealer attend our lunches, ride to doctor’s appointments and spend countless hours getting to know our seniors and the volunteers. Her obvious delight in what she was doing was evident to us all. Her article on the program, as well as the paper spotlighting so many fabulous nonprofits in the county,...

Dear Editor: I am appalled at the behavior of the new owners of the Beaumont Hotel in choosing not to renew the long-term lease for the Ouray Bookshop. When I first heard about this, I went home and cried for an hour. Among other losses, where will visitors and residents be able to acquire all the wonderful books about the history and local culture of Ouray?

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I thought your three-page exposé on the Queens Farm (“QCFM deteriorating under Walden Weprin, staff say,” Nov. 2) was phenomenal! I owe a debt of gratitude for your relentless, nonstop

In response to the Jan. 5 article ”Richard can’t replace CEC member he appointed” (qchron.com) I have a simple, logical question: Why can’t Queens Borough President Richards’ simply remove this

There is a battle underway in Trenton. On one hand are the developers, out-of-state corporations grabbing federal green-energy subsidies and leasing large tracts of land to build solar arrays.

Dear Editor, Residential Property taxes are up 87% and out of control. No one, young or old, can afford a home because of the government rent.

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Dear Editor, Our 19th century Lady Liberty stands fully clothed from neck to ankle at the entrance to New York Harbor. Our 21st century Lady Libertarian arrives at gala events with a shred of clothing glancing the side of each breast and naked from inner thigh to toe. This is a metaphor for how our…

Dear Editor, I read with sadness the article about Len Murray, a man I knew well through my father.