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Letters

Mr. Blackburn was wrong

My ninth-grade civics teacher, Mr. Blackburn, spent a whole semester on the Constitution and the three branches of government. He pointed out the checks and balances and how laws were enacted. He assured us that no way could anyone in government get away with violating the Constitution or pass ...

Apologies

When Biden went off script during his State of the Union or State of Ukraine Address and called the illegal alien who killed allegedly Laken Riley an “illegal,” the leftist media went ballistically berserk. And then just as quickly on his handlers’ cue, Biden apologetically retracted his ...

Legal fees

“The commissioners claim Controller Krista B. Rogers is not entitled to the $119,400 she has requested in legal fees in her successful battle to regain control of certain county fiscal functions.” There would not be legal fees if they had stayed out of the controller’s department. They ...

Years too late

I read the article and headline on March 6 — “Time to break up gangs.” Why start now? It should’ve been started 20 to 25 years ago when they first came to Williamsport. I remember when Williamsport was a beautiful city, when you could come and go, day and night, and not have to worry ...

Coyotes and bears

I agree with retired state representative Mike Hanna about the hunting of coyotes in Pennsylvania. It has been said for years that the state Game Commission imported them from out West into Pennsylvania to reduce the native deer population. If that is true, why would the game commission’s ...

‘Looking like they didn’t belong here’

Pat Crossley’s March 8 article about the Commissioners’ meeting is a must-read. It was on my mind recently as I enjoyed dinner with my family at Cracker Barrel in Muncy. The restaurant was brimming with people, most of whom had a look of familiarity about them. They looked like my ...