Letters
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Letter to the Editor: The Problem Isn’t Multiple Hats, It’s Double Standards

In a small rural county, people often wear multiple hats. Town officials, county representatives, nonprofit board members, and volunteers frequently serve in several roles at once. In Delaware … more

Letter to the Editor: Informed Decisions Matter in Organ Donation

The recent letter from Paul Wenner regarding organ donation prompted me to add some important context and statistics surrounding this issue. After researching the case he referenced, I found several … more

Letter to the Editor: Truthful Information On Organ Donation

In response to the July 30 letter to the editor, brain death is legally and medically defined as death. Brain death means a complete and irreversible loss of AU brain function. Brain death can result … more

Letter to the Editor: A Call for More Information on Organ Donation

I recently read an article about a young man, I believe in Florida, who fell into a coma. He was declared brain dead and, since he had signed up for organ donation, they prepared to remove his … more

Letter to the Editor: A Victory for the First Amendment

Here’s to a win for the First Amendment and The Reporter. A lesson needs to be learned by Delaware County officials.   The journalists at The Reporter deliver the news, be it good, bad, or … more

Letter to the Editor: The Price You Pay May Depend on You

As we celebrate the 250th anniversary of our nation’s founding, we are reminded of the importance of freedom and equality. In a society of equals, it seems obvious that charging different … more

Letter to the Editor: Beyond ‘Be a Good Neighbor’

Recently, I read a letter from Tina Kole describing how a new neighbor installed motion-activated lights that illuminate her entire backyard, including her carriage house, where she has fed and … more

Letter to the Editor: One Tick Bite Can Change Your Life

In the July 2nd Reporter article about Sidney’s Keith Clark Park Gardens (page 9), it was nice to see the picture of the students assisting in the cleanup. However, it was very alarming to see that … more

Letter to the Editor: Religion, Morality and the Common Good

I am not a theologian. I don’t pretend to be one. I do however read and I have some questions for those who know more. I respect all people for their right to believe however they wish. From … more

Letter to the Editor: Light Trespass Invades Privacy

I read with great interest [Walton] Mayor Eilertsen’s comments on surveillance in the village of Walton. One year ago a person moved into the house next door to me. He immediately installed motion … more

Letter to the Editor: Understanding What Is Happening In Our Country

Knowledge is power. I have no doubts and firmly believe that the following information from these highly qualified individuals is truthful, and helps explain some of the problems our country is … more

Letter to the Editor: One Lane, Too Many Risks: The Case for Replacing the Corbett Bridge

I read with a mixture of anger and dismay the article in this week’s Reporter regarding the Corbett bridge. Yes, it’s an early example of Mr. Roebling’s suspension concept, but as the article … more
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