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publish it at all and used that excus^ of not having enough room for it the first week it was in your office. !
I regret very much that, during your tenure, the readers will nob have the opportunity of expressing themselves in their own way to items of interest pertaining to th|e county. •
I understand the job of an editoi}, but making choices that are not ip accord with your opinions isn’t being an editor. " ' ,
Too bad! A paper with no pepper in it is a mighty dull piece of reading material. »,
PEGGY E. CLARK
Flint Hill
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receives praise 5
To the Editor: 5
What a pleasure to have the Kilpatricks in service to this community by way of our local newspaper. Bo£h Sharon and Sean are deeply responsible, dedicated, and determined individuals, with a history of public service. And the new energy that Sean brings to these pages are palpable. !
I only wish that in his recent editorial Mr. Kilpatrick had gone a step or two further in his analysis of both byways and land use. Roads bring more traffic, followed by more development and higher taxes. It would be an enlightened policy if this newspaper would endorse not only the rerouting of roads away from our towns, but also a ban on further highway construction in this county.
STELLA CADWALADER
Woodville
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