To the editor: Regarding the article, “Cape looks to address homelessness,” published Dec. 25, on page 1A: Homelessness should not be a focus of the City Council. In a short two-week period, Councilmember Jennifer Nelson has taken the city from a workshop on exploring the issue of ...
To the editor: The city council has talked about studying the problem of homelessness. That discussion is moot — there are many problems that cause homelessness and yes, there needs to be a solution, but studying it is not one. I will say that we as a community need to come together on this ...
To the editor: I am very confused about how the education systems and political parties have been able to get God out of schools, prayers and so on! The Democrats have been responsible for these changes. Democracy is the greatest concept for a country; socialism and communism have ...
To the editor: You need to keep wearing your mask and washing your hands with ridiculous frequency. The virus is not done infecting Southwest Florida, and you are still at risk. The current emergency-approved vaccine does not prevent further transmission of the disease. The 85-year-olds and ...
To the editor: Recently, Russia cyber-attacked our government with intrusions reported across a huge swath of the government—including at the Department of Energy’s National Nuclear Security Administration. The Department of Homeland Security's cybersecurity unit has acknowledged that ...
To the editor: I am personally confused about Mr. Allen Wollscheidt’s Dec.18 response in his talking about “criminal capitalists and sounding like a Socialist proposal,” referencing my letter to the editor on “The end of patriotism, fall of a nation.” In viewing the many letters ...
To the editor: Dec. 11 commemorated the 20th anniversary of Congress’s approval for a federal-state framework to restore the Everglades known as the Comprehensive Everglades Restoration Plan. In an Op-ed, Sen. Marco Rubio wrote about the progress restoring the ecosystem and sending ...
In a much-anticipated decision on Dec. 3, the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers announced that it would begin cutting back freshwater releases to the Caloosahatchee from Lake Okeechobee. This was not only welcome news for the Caloosahatchee estuary, which has received ecologically damaging flows ...
To the editor: Concerning the Council spending time on the homeless problem. Please focus your energy on taxpayers’ needs and the tax dollars that we have entrusted you to spend wisely. Most taxpayers give generously to charities and religious organizations that work to help the poor and ...
