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Today's Opinions

  • Letters to the Editor-Nov. 24

    With a grateful heart
    To the editor:
        The Williston Relay For Life Committee would like to thank you for your amazing support over the years.

  • We believe in words

    For more than half dozen years, the Williston Pioneer has committed to bringing the children of Bronson and Williston Elementary Schools the power of words through the nationally acclaimed The Dictionary Project.
    Each year, money and time are set aside to present every third grade student in the two schools with their own dictionary. The students are challenged to become lifelong learners and told the book they hold in their hands wields power.

  • Letters to the Editor

    To the editor:
    Lord of ALL peoples,
    I ask your blessing and Council of the Spirit for our elected and appointed local officials and local government employees. My Spirit aches as I hear of and read the communications, official and otherwise, by and among our leaders.
    My fear is that passion has turned to poison, concern to contempt, and calls for justice to unjust personal attacks.

  • Jamaican me aggressive

    I may have missed my calling, according to my family. According to them, I either need to be on the pro wrestling circuit or wearing a football uniform.
    They came to this conclusion after a video of me surfaced either clothes-lining or left-arm blocking a 200-pound man in order to claim my rightful place on the throne as Music Trivia Queen.
    It started innocently enough. We had just got into the rather large amphitheater  at the resort we were staying at in Ocho Rios, Jamaica, when the emcee announced a music trivia contest.

  • Letters to the Editor

    To the editor:
    There is a tax neutral and non-partisan way to continue funding Medicare and Social Security at the current level.
    1)  Remove the upper limit of $106,800 for Social Security deductions on earnings. 
    2)  Allow an income tax credit for those additional deductions to make it tax neutral.  Then the maximum payment to retirees won’t need to increase.

  • Drew calls it quits

    The most fertile source of insight is hindsight, and you never know how far you’ve come until you look back on where you’ve been. During the last few years, I’ve had numerous opportunities to look back over my progress, sometimes it’s with humor, sometimes it’s with pride and always with amazement over how I thought issues would turn out and how things really unfolded. 

  • Do we want a mining operation here?

    To the editor:
    Citizens of Williston: Ever notice the ground rumble from time to time?
    What is that  blasting on the west side of the county at mines (lime rock saturated with water is a good conductor of vibrations).
    Imagine if that blasting were going on only four miles away.  What would you feel and hear then?
    Well, unless you stand up with the residents of the East Levy Street area only 2.5 miles south, as-the-crow-flies, on LCR 323 and LCR322 you will find out.

  • Back the fight

    The tragedy of breast cancer goes far beyond the thousands of lives it affects and ends every year.
    What makes the diagnosis of the disease especially heartbreaking is the fact that breast cancer is treatable.
    With that in mind, a lot of people are turning to pink to remind everyone that this is Breast Cancer Awareness Month.

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