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Not a pleasant point of view at all. Yet there I was, and so was the lawman facing one another like an old west duel. Squared off, the sheriff had a quick draw on this writer.

That’s where I saw her.

Dear Editor:

An age-old saying comes to mind when considering all that we are learning from this Covid-19 bug from the Far East. Unfortunately, many lessons come with a tougher-than-hoped-for experience.

Athletic prowess has long been heralded for accomplishing great physical exploits. Dating back through the games of the Olympiad and in modern history, athletes and sportsmen have been admired for feats of strength and speed.

When the December wedding came to a close, it was the bride’s mother who looked around at her friends from college.

“We’ve got one hour to clean up this place or I face another $250 charge.”

Say no more.

Dear Editor:

Contrary to your statement, “mail-in voting is the solution to the fears of catching the corona virus while at polling stations...,” Nay, it is only “a” solution; one of many.

Those who have chosen to sink their roots in smaller cities and towns have a rare but current opportunity for real news whose life and events are bent on the people of their town.

Playing the national anthem prior to athletic venues became a ritual in 1931 during major league baseball and quickly spread to other sports in the United States.

While performing one of a publisher’s most important duties – driving the countryside to deliver newspapers 20 miles to local post offices so they get there in a day rather than mailing them and praying they get there in three or four – I encounte