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Letters

  • Disappointed in 'Ask Amy'

    Dear Editor:

    My opinion may not be the same as many, but I find the “Ask Amy” article disappointing.

    Personally, I don’t think sexually explicit material should ever be printed in a hometown local newspaper.
    When I noticed that Amy worked for the Chicago Tribune, I’m really not surprised. Surely she’s addressing a clientele whose morals are very low as compared to the Gazette readers in Union County.
    Thanks for your understanding of my thoughts regarding this.

    Edward M. Herring
    Tupelo

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  • Don't ban pit bulls

    Dear Editor:

    I read Friday, Jan. 14, about the proposed ban discussed on pit bulls and had an aching numbness in my stomach because I am a proud owner of a loving family pit.
    I think it is wrong to even propose a ban on them. If you do your research, pit bulls are not born vicious; they are made that way by their owners. I have neighbors whose dogs are not pit bulls that are extremely vicious, and I don’t see any proposed ban on them.

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  • Grand marshal says thanks

    Dear Editor:

    Thank you, thank you, thank you for giving me a memory I will never forget?


    I was honored and humbled by being chosen as the Grand Marshal for the New Albany, Union County Christmas parade.
    I have heard from many students and my phone is still ringing. I love New Albany and Union County.

    Hilda Hill
    Tupelo

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  • Volunteers at Graceland praised

    Dear Editor:

    October is pastor appreciation month and the staff and residents at Graceland Care Center of New Albany want to take time to express their thanks to all the area churches, pastors and volunteers for their devotion to our residents.

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  • Red Cross changes criticized

     Dear Editor:

    Mark J. Smith, the interim director of the American Red Cross for the sate of Mississippi in Jackson, stated in a letter to the editor on Oct. 15: “We were disappointed by your misleading editorial of Sept. 22, which does a disservice to your readers that the American Red Cross has ceased operations in New Albany.”

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  • Red Cross actions defended

    Dear Editor:

    We were disappointed by your misleading editorial of  September 22, 2010, which does a disservice to your readers by implying that the American Red Cross has ceased operations in New Albany.

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  • Proposed rental ordinance supported

    Dear Edtor:

    Concerning the proposal of an established code for rental properties:
    I personally own two rental properties. I am in favor of action being taken by the city concerning the physical state of such properties.

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  • Soft heart vs. common sense

    What do you get when your soft heart overrules your common sense? Too many dogs in the house.

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  • Childers' mailings criticized

    Dear Editor:

    Over the past few months, I have received several mail-outs from Congressman Travis Childers citing his support of various programs or projects.

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  • New Haven bus praised

    Dear Editor:

    Last week I had the opportunity to go to the Union County Fair with the clients and staff of New Haven School. This was the first school trip on the new bus!

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