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To encourage robust, good-faith discussion about issues raised in First Opinion essays, STAT publishes selected Letters to the Editor received in response to them. You can submit a Letter to the ...

Jan Bunker, San Pedro To the editor: Instead of a dry essay on the fossil Gnatalie suitable for only those interested in such academic subjects, Corinne Purtill gave the reader a charmingly ...

Helen Lotos, Corona del Mar To the editor: I can absolutely relate to Charles McNulty’s mood expressed in his beautiful and moving essay. When reading the news, it’s easy to become exhausted ...

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The Idaho State Journal accepts letters to the editor from readers. We suggest that letters be no more than 400 words and be free of profanity, racist comments and/or libelous remarks. Letters can ...

The La Crosse Tribune encourages letters of general interest on topics of the day. Letters to the editor are published on a first-come, first-served basis at the editor's discretion and as space ...