Letters to the Editor
We need a better response to threats of wild animals
Published: 05/22/12 21:44:01
There seem to be a lot more “lost pet” signs, posters and notifications than usual. I lost two Dachshund puppies last year from my fenced yard, and the Home Again Pet Rescuers — the people who monitor the chipped pets — are sending out three to six emails a week for our area.
It’s refreshing to see a feature on an African-American veteran
Published: 05/22/12 21:44:01
The morning newspaper delivered to my home on May 2 put a huge smile on my face.
Volunteers deserve thanks for their efforts on Earth Day
Published: 05/22/12 21:44:00
We all should give a heartfelt thank you to the folks who volunteered at the PenMet Parks on Earth Day, April 21.
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People who rotate boats on public dock are modern-day pirates
Published: 05/22/12 21:44:00
Many of us in Gig Harbor who live, work, pay taxes and enjoy living in an amazing town are tired of the full-time liveaboards who don’t own or use a marina slip for their boats.
Key Peninsula Fire District struggling with current resources
Published: 05/15/12 21:44:18
As chair of the Key Peninsula Fire District 16 Board of Commissioners, I want to thank the community for supporting our local fire department. Our new board is working cooperatively to deliver the best emergency services possible within a balanced budget.
Members of Christian churches aren’t authorized to speak for God
Published: 05/15/12 21:44:17
The Gateway published a guest column from several retired Lutheran pastors who announced their support of gay marriage (May 9).
An answer to religious rhetorical question: Jesus did plenty
Published: 05/15/12 21:44:17
A consortium of retired pastors with a political agenda have weighed in with the rhetorical question, “What DID Jesus do?” (Gateway, May 9).
Citizens with input on tolls should come to public meetings
Published: 05/15/12 21:44:17
Re: “Raising prices not always the best strategy for revenue” (Gateway letters, May 9).
Washington citizens are allowed to openly carry firearms
Published: 05/15/12 21:44:17
I learned about a letter that was in the Gateway in January that dealt with open-carry laws and “social etiquette” in Washington.
Raising prices not always the best strategy for revenue
Published: 05/09/12 13:15:34
As an economist, I have read with interest the stories regarding the changes in tolls. It appears that the state Transportation Commission and the Citizen Advisory Committee have not yet fully considered the possibility that an increase in tolls could decrease revenues.
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