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Agency urged to provide more aid to struggling seafood plant

...The naysayers would like for you to do nothing and sit back and say, 'I told you so!','' she wrote. The letter writers argue that the seafood plant provides a chance for Alaska to create a new industry -- turning raw seafood into finished...

http://www.peninsulaclarion.com/stories/081500/ala_081500ala0070001.shtml
Alaska
Reader: Headline, facts inaccurate

...newspapers all over the country by numerous supposed letter writers and Alaska wasn't spared the ignominy of falling...year per every 100,000 troops. How it is that the letter writer and the Clarion think we can misrepresent and trivialize...

http://www.peninsulaclarion.com/stories/090307/letters_3679.shtml
Life in the Pedestrian Lane

...back to where it was when all we had to worry about was having a fresh horse every 10 miles. Sincerely, A Devoted Letter Writer Do you think that letter will get any action? Do you think it will get to Washington, D.C. in 2007? Maybe I should...

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People
Why you write

...everyone knows what they are. First, we want all letter writers to be civil. We don't think that name-calling...thinking about what to call you. Second, we want letter writers to debate issues, not individuals. Admittedly...

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Opinion
Letter writer apologizes for actions

Hello, my name is Chaunce Hoxie, and last year for two months I was running around town breaking into people's houses, stealing their belongings, and terrorizing the neighborhood. I am writing this to tell the people that I did this to that I am sorry. I know saying this won't change what I did or fix the damage I caused, but I have to start fixing what I did somewhere. I have been in the Wildwood Correctional Center for 12 months and I have had a lot of time to reflect on what I did and how everyone must have felt. Losing your belongings that you worked hard to get and keep. Who am I to take your things? No one should have to worry in the safety of their own home. I will be returning to Anchor Point on Feb. 6, 2011, to start a new life and not make the same mistakes, to turn a new page in my life and look to the future. I ask for forgiveness from all of you for what I did and hope we can build a new trust between us. And I am sorry.

http://www.peninsulaclarion.com/stories/022511/let_790963385.shtml
Opinion
Letters to the Editor

...peninsula fuels letter When I first moved to Soldotna from Eugene, one of the curious traditions I noted was how letter writers would mention their length of residency -- especially if over 20 years. I often told friends I would do that one...

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Opinion
Letter writer apologizes for incorrect information

It has been brought to my attention that I was very wrong (letter to the editor, April 16). The letter I wrote in reference to response time was wrong. I want to appologize to everyone that this hurt. I'm guessing the family was so upset that they were unarware of how things really where. Again, I am sorry.

http://www.peninsulaclarion.com/stories/042110/let_613274939.shtml
Opinion
Ghost and Alaska politics collide in new novel

...KTUU-TV Channel 2 in Anchorage asked Faulkner about doing a haunted house special, he put the station in touch with the letter writer, Carl Hild, an Alaska Pacific University professor. The letter is included in the book, with only Hild's name...

http://www.peninsulaclarion.com/stories/080510/pul_691269662.shtml
Pulse
Letter writer needs to check information

A recent writer made some false and misleading claims about health care (Clarion, Dec. 21).

http://www.peninsulaclarion.com/stories/122807/letters_3491.shtml
Letters
Letter earns reaction

The letter writer needs to get their facts straight regarding their comments in the April 9 paper. S&R does not own any part of the recycling...

http://www.peninsulaclarion.com/stories/041008/letters_4861.shtml
Letters

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