Letters to the Editor

Be safe out there

Schools are back in session, and that means a sprawling new wave of activity out in our community.

Unvaccinated pushing us back to masks

To the editor: On Tuesday, according to the media, there were 56,000 new cases of COVID-19. I listened for the balance of the data, possibly the most important, which would have been the percentage of new cases of the infected who were vaccinated. That number was not presented.

Time for Habersham County to speak up

Our local government leaders have spoken loud and clear with their decisions lately. They are setting the precedent that housing growth will be shot down if neighbors speak loudly enough that they do not want it where they live.

Vaccine wars hurting our overall health

We have seen our share of political battles in this country over the last few years, and the latest is between the vaxxers and the no-vaxxers. That’s the shorthand for those who have obtained the COVID-19 vaccine and those who refuse it.

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Freedom from choice To the editor: The aspects of freedom from choice is “dictation.” Digital currency would be a good example. This in essence would generate a possible breakdown involving tech communication, either planned or otherwise, globally.

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Kudos to mom for speaking out To the editor: This is a response to the letter ‘Treat everyone the same’ from June 28. Kudos to you Ms. Crump for advocating for your son. We are all the same.

Grow together, or grow apart

It has been said many times, many ways – growth is coming to Habersham County.

United support for Veterans

While politicians in this country have struggled to get on the same page and find common ground, Habersham County’s veterans organizations have done the opposite.

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One person, one vote To the editor: Why did the Supreme Court vote the way they did to let states make voting harder for disabled, blacks, Hispanics and young people?