Letters to the Editor
The latest Letters to the Editor coverage from the Chattanooga Times Free Press, part of our Opinion section.
More in Letters to the Editor, page 23
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Opinion: Invest in immigrant caretakers, and more letters to the editors
Immigrant caregivers are essential to keeping America's child care system running; more than one in four early educators are immigrants.
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‘Wonderful sight’ to see church rebuilding resume, and more letters to the editor
What a wonderful sight it is to see that after four-plus years, construction has resumed on the Grace Baptist Church and School at the corner of Shallowford and Jenkins roads.
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Think twice on Birchwood infrastructure district and more letters
The state's Residential Infrastructure Development Act (RIDA), passed in 2024, allows a developer to solicit funding from a local municipality to help pay for infrastructure of a specific project. Concerned yet?
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Sinking boats no help to Americans and more letters to the editors
Sinking boats supposedly packed with cocaine with million-dollar missiles that could have been captured while illegally killing people, Trump falsely asserts each boat destroyed saves 25,000 lives.
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Redneck comedy a bus too far and more letters to the editors
The recent TFP article on the Redneck Comedy Bus Tour promotes something offensive to a number of people.
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Thank goodness Jones has to pay families and more letters to the editors
Thank goodness Jones has to pay families
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Brock was smart businessman, too and more letters to the editors
Brock was smart businessman, too
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Land swap needs clarity, not spin and more letters to the editors
Recently, Mayor Wamp sent out an email giving an explanation about the proposed land swap usage between Enterprise Park and the McDonald Farm.
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Don’t swap park for McDonald Farm and more letters to the editors
Enterprise South Nature Park is a treasure to Chattanooga and Hamilton County and deserves to be treated as such.
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School vouchers are tax break for wealthy and more letters to the editors
Hamilton County public school students outperformed recipients of state grants to attend private schools two years in a row.