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 6
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Readers respond: Dispatcher raises; Let adults use pot; Pride Month about acceptance
I am writing as the proud wife of a Hamilton County 911 dispatcher.
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Readers write: A true story about metallurgy, Spain team and good things being hidden
True story. I don't recall the year, probably sometime in the late '90s, I dated a guy who was a metallurgist. He told me his company here in Chattanooga had lost the necessary formula for making its product.
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Readers respond: Keep local government small; Commending county on no tax increase
As a 27-year-old living in Chattanooga and Hamilton County, I observe both the successes and shortcomings of our local government.
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Letters to the editors: How can Rock City supersede residents?; Invest in shared experiences
When conversations arise about economic development, we often default to buildings, infrastructure, recruitment and the next big investment.
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Letters to the editors: Wishing columnist Kennedy well in retirement; missing Rick Davis
All these RIP Julia Reagan billboards make me miss Rick Davis.
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Letter to the editor: Chattanooga postmaster urges safety around dogs
Did anyone bite you at work today? On average, 14 mail carriers per day will say "yes."
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Letters to the editors: This is no ceasefire; Democrats fixated on wrong things
The dictionary still defines a ceasefire as "a cessation of fighting, a truce." We often hear the term "fragile ceasefire" and other descriptions that are questionable, when in fact both sides are still participating in hostilities.
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Readers respond: What’s the issue with efficiency?; Reader disturbed by other Frazier crash driver
I was startled to see the first sentence in the Times editorial (6/2).
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Letters to the editors: Red Bank tax hike seems like a done deal; enjoying Harrison Center
I live in Red Bank and I just (I am ashamed to say) attended my first city commission meeting. The main topic was the resolution to raise the property tax rate by $0.16 per $100.00 of assessed value.
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Readers write: Students’ America 250 essays inspired hope for future
My thanks to the editors of the Times Free Press for the essay contest, "What is an American?"
