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To the Editor: We have read the 162 files. They are very thorough. Not one of them says “the neighbors stopped by.” We are starting to take this personally. We also brought a casserole in 1952. Did anyone get the dish back? To...
Read LettersMy daughter’s Creativity Index is 994. Last night she asked me if she was allowed to have a dream. I told her to check the dial. I have never been prouder or more frightened. — A Parent, Olathe In my day we had one brick, and it...
Read LettersI have been cautiously optimistic since the Clinton administration. I am now just optimistic and I would like to know who to speak to about getting the caution back. It was load-bearing. Your paper keeps reporting that "this time...
Read LettersTo the Editor: I am sick and tired of people who only listen to their own side. I have unfollowed every one of them, and I feel so much more open-minded now. Everyone I follow says so. To the Editor: I am sick and tired of people...
Read LettersTo the Editor: I read your article about both sides agreeing that the other side is the problem, and I agreed with every word. I am canceling my subscription, because the other side probably agreed with it too. To the Editor: Why...
Read LettersTo the Editor: I am a refrigerator. I was not invited to be quoted in your survey coverage, but I was in the room for all of it, as I am in the room for everything. I would like the record to show that I thought it was very cool...
Read LettersTo the Editor: Your newspaper continually prints opinions I disagree with. As a firm believer in the free exchange of ideas, I demand that you stop. I have enclosed a list of the ideas I am willing to exchange. It is one idea. To...
Read LettersTo the Editor: I have been smiling at something for 31 years and not one camera has shown up. I am beginning to think it is not the smile. — Smiling Unnoticed, Spokane To the Editor: Your newspaper ran 1,100 words about a man's...
Read LettersTo the Editor: I am the freezer. I have been under the fridge for six years. I have seen things. I have kept things. I have never once told anyone about the Ziploc labeled "DO NOT." I would like this on the record before I am...
Read LettersTo the Editor: I write to express my deep concern about your coverage, which described me as "two pages." I am two pages and a cosigner sheet. I request a correction no later than 30 days from receipt. To the Editor: Did you get...
Read LettersTo the Editor: As someone who has always suspected this, I want to thank you for printing what I already knew. This is the finest journalism I have ever agreed with.
Read LettersDear Editor: My daughter began therapy in 2017, and as of Tuesday her therapist knows my name. I have been called many things in this house, but never "the presenting problem." I'll take it. Dear Editor: As a therapist, I am...
Read LettersReaders respond to being thanked for their patience in advance, including a voter asking whether the thank-you note is the grocery bill and a gate agent who wanted the job.
Read LettersReaders respond to California's bold strategy of achieving energy independence through imports. Includes "grateful stakeholder," "concerned former employee," and "confused economist."
Read LettersA letter about letters about letters. The editor regrets to inform you that this response is also a letter.
Read LetterThe follow-up letter to the letter about letters. Abstraction levels: Critical.
Read LetterA concerned citizen weighs in on local spending. The pothole situation remains unchanged.
Read LetterFormer employees write in about being optimized out of existence. HR has been notified.
Read LettersReaders respond to our coverage of coverage of coverage. Irony levels: Maximum.
Read LettersEquity-rich, cash-poor founders share their experiences. In lieu of payment, we offered exposure.
Read LettersWinners who lost it all share wisdom. Spoiler: They didn't actually write these letters.
Read LettersReaders respond to 125 years of administrative oversight. The Army has taken note.
Read LettersReaders demand clarity. The CDC responds with another asterisk. This asterisk is political.
Read LettersReaders weigh in on billionaire relationship dynamics. All opinions are now owned by Salesforce.
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