“Mandatory edicts regarding substances to be injected into any person’s body is a concern not only for parents, but for everyone.”
Author: Letters
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Letter: LGBTQ supporters promote acceptance
“Societal norms do evolve — we’ve traveled centuries from biblical and medieval times.”
Letter: Experienced movie critics wanted
“As a movie fan, I appreciate an educated and critical reviewer who is also a skilled writer.”
Letter: A quaint lack of understanding of LGBTQ issues
“It is high time we end the idea that trans people are rapacious predators or perverts.”
Letter: Slim down food waste at landfill
“A common misconception people have is that food waste composts in the landfill, but due to its anaerobic environment, food almost mummifies, taking years, sometimes decades, to break down.”
Letter: We care about pets and their health
“I do what I do because I care deeply about pets and their health; the insinuation that pet stores like mine are only in it for the money is incredibly insulting.”
Letter: Vegetable protein may be dog diet culprit
“That is the FDA’s warning to pet owners: Be concerned if your dog’s diet is high in vegetable protein”
Letter: Bitz had huge impact on no-kill movement
“I would personally like to thank Denise Bitz for her extraordinary contribution to the animals of Asheville and Western North Carolina.”
Letter: Learn about the Green New Deal
“Join us for a Green New Deal Town Hall on Saturday, May 4, 5-7 p.m. at the Rainbow Community School auditorium, 60 State St., Asheville.”
Letter: Forget developers and use bonds for affordable housing
“Instead of begging developers to make 20% of their units affordable, we can build the amount we need, and keep them affordable indefinitely.”
Letter: Asheville’s creative thinkers and global warming
“I think the creative thinkers of any time rise up to the probing questions of their day. They study the facts and come to a logical conclusion. The ‘not so smarts’ of the day always predict doom and failure.”
Letter: Commuters strain city budget
“But if Asheville’s economy collapses, so does WNC’s, and the 60,000, who imagine themselves to be so clever at getting free lunches out of the system, will be faced with some very hard choices.”
Letter: Racism with a capital ‘R’
“How despicable to think that a grown woman cannot make her own statement about her interpretation and experience regarding working with President Trump.”
Letter: LGBTQ coalition promotes legislative mischief
“Mind if I suggest this special interest group’s reputation is wrapped in a rainbow — not reality?”
Letter: In praise of downtown Asheville
“The downtown business district of Asheville is riveting with exciting things to see and do.”
Letter: Missing the Movies summaries
“Might it be possible to restore The Story and The Lowdown that started reviews in the past?”
Letter: Even more wellness in West Asheville
“Our local West Village Market & Deli, also on Haywood, offers a myriad of organic, local and non-GMO products, and has a cafe that reflects those values.”
Letter: Beware of canine diet trend
“Due to the large, devoted dog-owning population in Asheville, it is important that owners are aware of an alarming health trend.”
Letter: Flatiron Building should not become hotel
“It appears by the article in the paper that changing to a hotel will be hurting many small businesses as they ‘close’ in the Flatiron Building. That is a real loss to Asheville.”
Letter: WNC can be part of climate change solution
“Let’s work together to show the world that Asheville truly is the Climate City!”
Letter: For the love of Azalea Dog Park
“Because the park is in a flood zone, a permanent fix may indeed be difficult. But in the meantime, surely something could be done to make the park usable.”