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To the Editor: In response to Jack Fruchtman’s article “The more immigration we have, the better off we are,” I would like to include three points. Most Americans agree with “legal immigration.” The persons seeking asylum or citizenship have produced verified information about themselves, and promise to respect our laws. “Catch and release,” initiated by […]
To the Editor: We are writing in support of opinions set forth in two essays that appeared in The Times on April 4. The first was written by Jack Fruchtman, who makes a persuasive argument that our immigrant population is crucial to the economy of the U.S. and the Vineyard, and that we need to […]
I was looking into the writing-related events that will be taking place on the Island during pinkletink season, and was surprised that a few of the offerings are still happening over Zoom. I suppose that’s a good thing. Zooming, as we know, offers stay-at-home convenience, and opens up workshops, talks, and readings to people off […]
To the Editor: Please check the factual basis of your essayist’s claims. Jack Fruchtman warns that the U.S. “may well be on the road to becoming a Christian nation in which all other religions, agnostics, and atheists are residing here as guests.” This is nonsense, as demonstrated by the fact that America’s Christian portion of […]
To the Editor: In his essay, “Vineyard wetlands and future development” (June 8), Jack Fruchtman incorrectly asserts that under the Supreme Court’s new rule limiting the EPA, areas on the Vineyard are now more susceptible to “development pressure.” Unlike Priest Lake, Idaho, the Vineyard has wetlands conservation commissions in each of its six towns, each […]