Use ARPA Funds for Test Kits To the editor: Neither President Biden’s 500 million home test kits nor Gov. Baker’s gift of test kits to four Cape Cod towns (Barnstable, […]
LETTERS TO THE EDITOR
Letters, January 6, 2022
From Ted Thomas, Judith B. Saffron, Elon Bezos Zuckerberg the 15th (Robert Johnson), and Anne Freyss
Pilgrim’s Progress To the editor: For decades, individuals and groups of concerned scientists and environmental and civic activists have been ringing the alarm about the use and promotion of nuclear […]
LETTERS TO THE EDITOR
Letters, December 30, 2021
From Harrison Swift, Jim Kendall, Joan Holt, Marian Roth, Becky Adams, and Paul Kopicki
Dredging the Estuary To the editor: Congratulations to the Eastham Select Board for having the courage, leadership, and vision to finally stop the folly of dredging the estuary [“Eastham Pulls […]
LETTERS TO THE EDITOR
Letters, December 23, 2021
From Ronald A. Gabel, M.D. and Stephen Greenberg
HIPAA Replacement? To the editor: The senior communications officer of Outer Cape Health Services, Gerry Desautels, cited no state or federal statute or regulation to justify his organization’s lack of […]
LETTER TO THE EDITOR
Letters, December 16, 2021
From Mike Rice
Accounting Down To the editor: Regarding Wellfleet’s seemingly abysmal fiscal situation: if a new town administrator is hired before the town’s accounting mayhem is straightened out and before a competent […]
LETTERS TO THE EDITOR
Letters, December 9, 2021
From Nancy Kete, Stephen J. Greenberg, Lyle Timpson, and Renee Leck
Trash Cans Were Missed To the editor: Kudos to the town of Truro, which, on second thought, has put back the trash cans at Coast Guard and presumably other town […]
LETTERS TO THE EDITOR
Letters, December 2, 2021
From Gerard J. Kinahan, Michael Fee, Bill “Birdie” Edwards, Alex Brewer, Madeleine Entel and Bruce Hurter
‘Let the Cloverleaf Proceed’ To the editor: In response to last week’s letter from Dan Katz [“Aggrieved by the Cloverleaf,” page A2]: Ted Malone does not build “monstrosities.” He builds […]
LETTERS TO THE EDITOR
Letters, November 18, 2021
From Hilde Oleson, Nancy Kahn and Jeannette de Beauvoir
‘Pain as Well as Joy’ To the editor: Coming into a nursing home is frightening when you are old and fragile. At least, that is what they tell you. Then […]
LETTERS TO THE EDITOR
Letters, November 11, 2021
From Barbara Carboni, Mike Rice, Anthony Garrett, and Elizabeth Brooke
Truro’s Housing Plan To the editor: Thank you for your recent focus on housing production on the Outer Cape, including “Truro and Wellfleet Will Fail to Meet Their Housing Goals” […]
LETTERS TO THE EDITOR
Letters, November 4, 2021
From Susan Reverby and Jim Campen and from Sara Blandford
Taking, and Not Taking, Positions To the editor: We have two responses to last week’s Letter From the Editor (“A Silver Lining,” Oct. 28, page A2). First, in response to […]
LETTERS TO THE EDITOR
Letters, October 28, 2021
From Bill Baldwin, Kathleen Miller, and Paula Erickson
Speeding Through Eastham To the editor: I read with interest “Eastham Wants a Main Street, Not a Highway,” about the town’s struggles with Route 6 [Oct. 21, front page]. As […]
LETTERS TO THE EDITOR
Letters, October 21, 2021
From Drew Carnelli, Candace Perry, Dan Katz, and Michael Hager
Bartering With Klara To the editor: Regarding last week’s obituary for Klara Muller [page A16], I just wanted to say that I was able to experience a barter with her one […]
LETTERS TO THE EDITOR
Letters, October 7, 2021
From Chuck Leigh
Do You Know Where Your Intertidal Zone Is? To the editor: While much ink has recently been devoted to “the intertidal zone,” most people don’t know what that is. It’s […]
LETTERS TO THE EDITOR
Letters, September 30, 2021
From Sarah Hill, Karen Friedman, Donna Cooper, and Jim Campen
What Would Mr. Rogers Say? To the editor: I appreciate Christine Legere’s “One Word Might Change Beach Rights Debate” [Sept. 23, front page] and applaud Sen. Cyr and Rep. Fernandes […]
LETTERS TO THE EDITOR
Letters, September 23, 2021
From Bonnie Nuendel and Brian Dupré
What Eastham Has Lost To the editor: I hope Eastham’s T-Time Development Committee acknowledges what anyone who reads the local news knows: Cape Cod has an overwhelming housing shortage. It’s never […]
