Rebecca Landau, Abington Join the conversation: Send letters to letters@inquirer.com. Limit length to 200 words and include home address and day and evening phone number. Letters run in The Inquirer ...

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The article, "Locals step up support for Pride events in N.O.," published on June 13, is a bit disingenuous. Reports do indicate that numerous corporations are scaling back and/or withdrawing ...

A place to call home The Gazette’s Tuesday “Viewpoint” is an affront to residents of our city struggling to pay rent and are dreaming of buying a home in Colorado Springs, like my neighbors ...

We purchased our home 20 years ago. I was excited to own in Rutland City. We are able to walk anywhere in the city.

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Some cities have areas where they have food trucks park, like city parks or other locations. This would allow food trucks to park in an area that people would know to go on a daily basis.

A man in Ohio received contradicting letters from the Social Security Administration, one saying he is getting a lump sum while another said he owed money.

This is in response to Jeannette Hueschen's letter "Angola inmates don't deserve special treatment." It never surprises me anymore that people don't understand how prison works. The ignorance that ...

I participated in the recent “No Kings” protest in Baton Rouge. It was truly democracy in action. We were a group of people exercising our rights to assemble peacefully and speak freely to ...