Letters to the Editor

Editor's note: We asked the director of the Lower Cape Outreach Council to comment on our story questioning the charity's expenses for its website. Below is the LCOC Executive Director's  response.

Mr. Brooks:

Thanks for your inquiry.

To the Editor:

I am writing in support of Ballot Question 2. Taking a world view, there is no reason why the infirm should be forced to live on against their will, suffering needlessly and using resources needed by our burgeoning population.

Society needs to take a different attitude towards the inevitable. Let us not use the word “suicide” but rather “self de-termination.”

Let's return Scott Brown to the United States Senate on Tuesday

My wife Betty and I just left a rally in Dennis for Scott Brown & his family, and felt the excitement of his campaign preparing for a another huge victory!

Editor's note: We asked the Superintendent of Barnstable School District and the Principal of West Hyannis Elementary School to comment on our stories bemoaning the "De Facto Segregation" at the latter school. Below is the school board and superintendent's  response.

By Margeaux Weber, Chair, Stephanie Ellis, Vice Chair, Chris Joyce Fran McDonald, Patrick Murphy, Barnstable School Committee, and  Dr. Mary Czajkowski, Superintendent.

Dear Mr. Brooks:

Editor's note: The following letter was received as a reply to Troy Clarkson's column "Why I will vote for Julia Taylor".

Why we will vote for Andrew Putnam, for Assembly of Delegates

Making Falmouth a Leader!

By Voices On Wastewater

Editor's note: The following letter was received in response to Greg O'Brien's October 7 blog post entitled, "Kline offers new compromise: The value of negotiating for Truro".

To the editor: