‘Needlessly Humiliated’ To the editor: I was disappointed to read your hastily written and poorly researched article “Does OCHS Have a Problem With M.D. Turnover?” (Nov. 28, page 1), in […]
Letters to the Editor
LETTERS TO THE EDITOR
Letters, January 23, 2020
From Candace Hammond, Shira Kavon, and Malcolm Pollack
Towns Should Buy Willy’s To the editor: Regarding what has been happening at Willy’s Gym [Jan. 16, page 1], which has been going on for years: employees not being paid […]
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Letters, January 16, 2020
From Jeremy Burton, Peter Lamb, and Phineas Baxandall
Who’s Really for Peace? To the editor: I am writing to express concern over your characterization of the Jewish Community Relations Council (JCRC) as a “pro-Israel lobbying group” set against […]
LETTERS TO THE EDITOR
Letters, January 9, 2020
From Mark Primack, Mary DeAngelis, and Shirley Spatz
The Kindness of the Van Derecks To the editor: Back in the early 1970s during the off-season a number of us hippie types tried living in tents or teepees hidden […]
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Letters, January 2, 2020
From Jan Worthington and Roderick MacDonald
Truro Is ‘Heaven’ To the editor: I am writing to express my concerns regarding the Dec. 19 letter from the editor entitled “Heart of Darkness” [page 2]. The editorial begins […]
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Letters, December 12, 2019
From Dana Franchitto, Ian Edwards, Michael Fee
Climate Is a Class Issue To the editor: Sophie Ruehr’s concerns about climate change are admirable (“The Kids Aren’t All Right,” Dec. 5). Unfortunately, her argument simply echoes self-serving corporate […]
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Letters, Nov. 28: Postal Routing Ridiculousness
Perfect Inefficiency To the editor: Regarding the note in your e-mail newsletter apologizing for subscribers’ copies being delayed in the mail last week, rest assured that it wasn’t your fault. […]
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Letters, Nov. 21: VFW Debate, Orly’s Rope, Artists Identified
Chief Trovato’s Vision To the editor: Fire Chief Mike Trovato’s vision for the VFW site as a police station and first-responder housing and substation actually sees our needs. This vision […]
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Letters, Nov. 14: Doctors, Veterans, Art Everywhere
Where Are the Doctors? To the editor: In light of your front-page story on Oct. 31 about the restoration of nurse midwife services at Outer Cape Health Services, I’d like […]
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Letters, Nov. 7: Rift at Provincetown Arts, Seniors or Juniors?
The Rift at Provincetown Arts To the editor: As the Independent can attest, when the subject of an article about the dramatic changes at Provincetown Arts came up, I expressed strong resistance to the idea. Close […]
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Letters, Oct. 31: Provincetown Arts, Mushrooms, Cameras
Saving Provincetown Arts To the editor: Your Oct. 17 article “Eight of 11 Board Members Quit Provincetown Arts” [page 9] was one-sided and didn’t present a complete and balanced account of […]
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Letters, Oct. 17, 2019
From Malcolm Pollack, Gail Ferguson, Katharine Baker, and L. Michael Hager
Beware the ‘Appeal to Nature’ To the editor: The front-page article in the Sept. 6 issue titled “Culling Seals Is Wrong Answer to Shark Threat, Scientists Say”) is a fine […]
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Letters, Oct. 10, 2019: Reproductive Health, Shellfish Rules, Nudes
Reproductive Health Overlooked To the editor: I was pleased to see your front-page article on childbirth on Outer Cape Cod [“Childbirth on the Edge,” Sept. 6, 2019], a topic that […]
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Letters, Aug. 29, 2019: On Dysfunction, Oysters, and Ponds
The Provincetown Independent welcomes letters from readers. No fancy form for now; just send us an email. Please include your phone number, for verification, not publication. Only in Wellfleet To […]
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Letters, Aug. 16, 2019: On Minsky, Hay, and the Crossword
The Provincetown Independent welcomes letters from readers. No fancy form for now; just send us an email. Please include your phone number, for verification, not publication. ‘It took us back’ […]
