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In the pre-digital age, The Roanoke Times printed many such letters. Now, however, you primarily print special guest opinion pieces in place of those by concerned readers. In doing so, you lose ...

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We do not know who they were to thank them or the woman who gave us the money. Hopefully this letter to the editor will be read by one of the carolers and our "thank you" passed on.

Here’s a look back at 2024 as seen through an excerpted collection of letters to the editor. So at Harvard they shower Henry Kissinger with praise, but they find a way to denigrate and dispose ...