LETTERS TO THE EDITOR (VOICE@CDISPATCH.COM)
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Voice of the people: Deloris Belhumeur
Victim of uncovered drain on Main Street On a Sunday morning, July 21, I drove to a St. Vincent de Paul meeting at the Annunciation Activities Center, and as I approached my turn at Main Street and Ninth Street South, I noted that a rather large vehicle approaching me was signaling to turn to their left as I was to turn right.
Voice of the People: Diane Brandt
Voice of the People: Selvain McQueen
Voice of the People: Bob Raymond
Voice of the People: Brandon Presley
Voice of the People: Billy Harris
Voice of the people: Leslie Hutchins
Voice of the People: John Imes
Harriett Vaughn: Impatient for start of bus service
The delays by the city in opening its bus service is a disgrace. Why does the Historic Commission even have any say in this matter? This is a much-needed service in this area, not to mention that it will provide some much-needed jobs.
Jo Shumake: In defense of Councilman Mickens
In the "Roses and Thorns" column of the Aug. 18 Dispatch, Councilman Joseph Mickens was taken to task for missing the Aug. 15 public hearing on the proposed closing of six city railroad crossings and for being "not particularly concerned with his constituents' views on matters that affect the city."
Voice of the People: Pam Bullock
Voice of the People: Elaine Hegwood
Voice of the People: Clare Van Lent
Voice of the People: Mike Willis
Voice of the People: Jeannetta G. Edwards
Voice of the People: Helen Pridmore
Local voices: A letter from the mayor
Voice of the People: Joe Boggess
Voice of the People: Paul J. Ackerman
Voice of the People: Pamela Irene Brownlee
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