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 50
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Good Deed: American Red Cross recognizes volunteer achievements
The American Red Cross, Southeast Tennessee Chapter, recently recognized its exceptional volunteers who help people in need.
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How about direct help to families? and more letters to the editors
If there were some way for 10 of these comfortable families to "adopt" a willing family in need, to offer service, advice and yes, even financial help, this may be a pathway to closing the gap.
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Good Deed: Chattanooga Elks Lodge donates to local food pantries
The Chattanooga Elks Lodge recently donated a combined $2,000 to the Apison Food Pantry and the St. Vincent de Paul Food Pantry.
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How would police treat non-donors? and more letters from the editors
The latest and potentially greatest threat to the welfare of Chattanooga citizens is the secretive, supplemental funding of our police department.
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Overhaul campaign contribution rules to protect the people and more letters to the editors
We need to ensure our elected officials represent us, not the interests of large donors.
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Good Deed: Jersey Mike’s supports YMCA of Metropolitan Chattanooga
Representatives from local Jersey Mike's sites recently presented the YMCA of Metropolitan Chattanooga with a $44,758 check as part of the restaurant chain's annual Month of Giving initiative, according to a news release.
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Enough already; regulate guns and more letters to the editors
Almost daily, I awaken to the soul-numbing sameness of a new horror: Another hate-drenched madman has used legally purchased weapons of mass destruction to slaughter innocent people.
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Good Deed: A random act of kindness
Something nice recently happened.
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Guns should not be a partisan issue and more letters to the editors
I recently attended the dedication of the Victims Memorial Park here in Chattanooga.
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Stability evaluation part of gun solution? and more letters to the editors
Part of the Second Amendment language could provide a solution to the problem of how to keep guns from falling into the hands of the wrong people.