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Letters

  • Community thanks

    The Inverness Village Condo Association recreation committee would like to thank local businesses for supporting our “Going into Summer Potluck”: Rustic Ranch, Angelotti’s, Pizza Hut, Papa John’s, Bob’s Car Care, The Flower Basket, The Little Flower Shop, Mama’s Kuntry Kafe, Dunkin Donuts, Sonny’s Barbecue, State Farm Insurance.

  • Stop discrimination

    My name is Zlatko Kendic. My wife and I have lived in Homosassa for six years. We have both tried to get a job, filling out a lot of applications, but no jobs. We feel that because we have a European last name its discrimination. I don’t think that is right. We are all human beings, regardless what our last names are. This problem is only here in Homosassa and Crystal River.

    The thing is mostly all the people that live here are not even born here, but they have American last names and we don’t. We don’t think this is fair.

  • Good time at bingo

    On April 17, 2013, the VFW Post 10087 in Beverly Hills had an afternoon of bingo for some nursing facilities in the area. On hand were residents from Life Care of Citrus County, Diamond Ridge, Nature Coast, Woodland Terrace and Barrington Place. There were 45 residents along with volunteers from the ladies and men’s auxiliary from VFW Post 10087 and also ladies auxiliary from VFW Post 4252 came to help. A good time was had by all and we are looking forward to doing this again soon.
    Gerry Martin
    Beverly Hills

  • Right to bear arms ingrained in culture

     

  • No intent to defraud

     

  • Government actions troubling

     

  • A week to salute nurses

     

  • Rose no rose

    As a private citizen having lived here in Crystal River since 1977, I have been and remain appalled at the people who create and hold back the preservation and cleanup of our protected river after all these many years to create an agenda of discord in order to hear or see themselves in the media. 

  • Generosity's timing

    Where are the billionaires? Where are the men who had hundreds of millions of dollars to spread around during the last political campaign? Where is their money now that the victims of Boston’s terrorist attacks need a lot of that kind of money? 

  • Better days ahead?

    The United States is facing persistent high unemployment, minimal economic growth, staggering unfunded liabilities, and unsustainable federal spending. True national unemployment is 14.3 percent, not the contrived 7.7 percent; 12.9 million unemployed means there are 2.9 million fewer people working than in 2007. The country is also divided left versus right; any proposal about anything will be criticized by many. Some have suggested we at least keep the discourse civil and present coherent factual arguments; let’s hope it happens.