Thank you for printing the article about dyslexia (“Parents Call For Changes To Dyslexia Support,” South County Times Nov. 1 issue).
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I have to offer a rebuttal of the letter criticizing Trump’s comments on the ISIS raid. My guess is that the reader has been “offended” since the day Trump was elected, and nothing he accomplishes will appease her. Just what do you want from this man? He’s hardly perfect. He’ll never be a po…
In a letter in the Nov. 1 issue titled “President’s ‘Complete Disrespect’ For Congress,” the writer is upset that our president didn’t advise Congress about the pending secret raid to take out the ISIS leader, but did advise Putin of Russia and Erdogan of Turkey.
Well, Donald Trump didn’t advise the Gang of 8 about the military raid.
I just wanted to share something as we enter the busy Holiday season. I was at Kohl’s waiting for my daughter by the dressings rooms when I spotted a little old lady frantically going through a large bundle of clothes.
Ever since Mid American Coaches discontinued commuter service, people are stuck with no other means of transportation to go to either Eureka or Union, except by car.
It’s taken me this long to send a comment on your fine thinking and writing from the Oct. 18 South County Times. I so enjoyed Don Corrigan’s column: “Love St. Louis & Share The Love.
A recent letter condemned anyone who buys a dog from a breeder rather than adopting one from a local shelter. I missed the column that prompted this tirade, but as a longtime purebred dog owner, I felt the need to reply.
Thank you Dana Saylor, for sharing the article called “Carbon Dioxide Fertilization Greening Earth” (Sept. 20 Mailbag). The one interesting part, near the end of the article says, “While rising carbon dioxide concentrations in the air can be beneficial for plants, it is also the chief culpri…
The internet, twitter, television, newspapers, magazines, et al. are replete with news stories concerning the coming impeachment of President Donald J. Trump. As Trump and his Republican lackies squirm and spew a plethora of concocted Democrat conspiracy and coup theories, credible informati…
With all due respect to Ms. Gibson McCarthy and her new puppy, Molly, it is irresponsible to publish a column promoting the purchase of a dog from a breeder.
I mailed Don Corrigan’s “Stand Your Ground” column (SCT, Sept. 20 issue) to U.S. Rep. Ann Wagner. Perhaps if she gets articles like these she will take some action.
I read with interest the Sept. 20 letter from John Lonigro suggesting that property assessment increases be based on cost of living. Such a logical approach!
As our nation struggles with a crisis of opioid addiction and abuse, that is squarely the fault of a greedy and unscrupulous pharmaceutical industry, I was stunned to read about the meeting that took place at Lindbergh High on Sept. 19 (Sept. 27 South County Times).
Sunset Hills hired a Chicago-based consultant to re-write the city’s zoning code, because city administrative personnel felt the city needed to:
Resolution 493, which passed February 26, 2019 and authorized the city of Sunset Hills to enter into a lease with the Bombers Rugby Club, was improperly executed.
I’ve got a possible solution to the property tax assessment issue. My inspiration is the Rice University tuition policy. That policy is the following: You are told what the tuition is for freshman year, based on their analysis. It stays the same through senior year, except for cost of living…
You don’t hear many men publicly state, “I am a prostate cancer survivor,” even though one in nine men will get prostate cancer in their lifetime. Perhaps they feel that it is too personal of a medical issue and that uncomfortable subjects will be discussed regarding prostate cancer treatmen…
I’m writing this in regard to the article “5G Technology Revolution Has Many Concerned” by Don Corrigan (WKT, Sept. 6). I agree with the many concerns listed by the STL for Safe Technology group, and I’m glad more research will be done. How many more Gs until we are satisfied? And if 5G is 1…
Once again, and I know this will come as a shock, Missouri’s Republican dominated legislature, abetted by Republican Gov. Mike Parson, have shown their collective bare derriere to Missouri educators, parents and students!
In the Aug. 30 issue of The Times, Julie Brown Patton’s article, “College Essay Requirements Mostly Written Off,” contains a number of errors and misconceptions regarding this component of the college application.
Late last year, the Sunset Hills Golf Course was donated to the City of Sunset Hills and declared a public park.
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In a letter in the Nov. 1 issue titled “President’s ‘Complete Disrespect’ For Congress,” the writer is upset that our president didn’t advise Congress about the pending secret raid to take out the ISIS leader, but did advise Putin of Russia and Erdogan of Turkey.
Well, Donald Trump didn’t advise the Gang of 8 about the military raid.
I just wanted to share something as we enter the busy Holiday season. I was at Kohl’s waiting for my daughter by the dressings rooms when I spotted a little old lady frantically going through a large bundle of clothes.
Ever since Mid American Coaches discontinued commuter service, people are stuck with no other means of transportation to go to either Eureka or Union, except by car.
It’s taken me this long to send a comment on your fine thinking and writing from the Oct. 18 South County Times. I so enjoyed Don Corrigan’s column: “Love St. Louis & Share The Love.
A recent letter condemned anyone who buys a dog from a breeder rather than adopting one from a local shelter. I missed the column that prompted this tirade, but as a longtime purebred dog owner, I felt the need to reply.
Thank you Dana Saylor, for sharing the article called “Carbon Dioxide Fertilization Greening Earth” (Sept. 20 Mailbag). The one interesting part, near the end of the article says, “While rising carbon dioxide concentrations in the air can be beneficial for plants, it is also the chief culpri…
The internet, twitter, television, newspapers, magazines, et al. are replete with news stories concerning the coming impeachment of President Donald J. Trump. As Trump and his Republican lackies squirm and spew a plethora of concocted Democrat conspiracy and coup theories, credible informati…
With all due respect to Ms. Gibson McCarthy and her new puppy, Molly, it is irresponsible to publish a column promoting the purchase of a dog from a breeder.
I mailed Don Corrigan’s “Stand Your Ground” column (SCT, Sept. 20 issue) to U.S. Rep. Ann Wagner. Perhaps if she gets articles like these she will take some action.
I read with interest the Sept. 20 letter from John Lonigro suggesting that property assessment increases be based on cost of living. Such a logical approach!
As our nation struggles with a crisis of opioid addiction and abuse, that is squarely the fault of a greedy and unscrupulous pharmaceutical industry, I was stunned to read about the meeting that took place at Lindbergh High on Sept. 19 (Sept. 27 South County Times).
Sunset Hills hired a Chicago-based consultant to re-write the city’s zoning code, because city administrative personnel felt the city needed to:
Resolution 493, which passed February 26, 2019 and authorized the city of Sunset Hills to enter into a lease with the Bombers Rugby Club, was improperly executed.
I’ve got a possible solution to the property tax assessment issue. My inspiration is the Rice University tuition policy. That policy is the following: You are told what the tuition is for freshman year, based on their analysis. It stays the same through senior year, except for cost of living…
You don’t hear many men publicly state, “I am a prostate cancer survivor,” even though one in nine men will get prostate cancer in their lifetime. Perhaps they feel that it is too personal of a medical issue and that uncomfortable subjects will be discussed regarding prostate cancer treatmen…
I’m writing this in regard to the article “5G Technology Revolution Has Many Concerned” by Don Corrigan (WKT, Sept. 6). I agree with the many concerns listed by the STL for Safe Technology group, and I’m glad more research will be done. How many more Gs until we are satisfied? And if 5G is 1…
Once again, and I know this will come as a shock, Missouri’s Republican dominated legislature, abetted by Republican Gov. Mike Parson, have shown their collective bare derriere to Missouri educators, parents and students!
In the Aug. 30 issue of The Times, Julie Brown Patton’s article, “College Essay Requirements Mostly Written Off,” contains a number of errors and misconceptions regarding this component of the college application.
Late last year, the Sunset Hills Golf Course was donated to the City of Sunset Hills and declared a public park.
