Kelly Allen, Morgantown A letter written in The Dominion Post on Monday asked, “If you’re able to work, why must taxpayers feed you?” The simple answer is […]
Letters to the Editor
Some BOPARC moves appear questionable
Terry Kelly, Morgantown BOPARC recently published the summer event schedule. While there are many exciting events listed, it seems odd that no events are scheduled for the […]
No guarantee still more won’t fall through cracks
Richard Cohen, Morgantown I feel compelled to ask one fundamental question in response to the May 28 letter to the editor entitled “If you’re able to work, […]
Making news about our history important to all
Dick Walters, Monongalia Historical Society, Morgantown I was pleased to see the excellent coverage in Monday’s edition of The Dominion Post of the Easton Roller Mill tours […]
Thanks to Bloom, others for successful programs
Carol Ann Miller, Morgantown I would like to thank Tom Bloom, president of the Monongalia County Commission, and the other county commissioners for all of their efforts […]
Learning about others dispels stereotypes
Edward Dowling, Morgantown I was dumbfounded to read in a recent letter to the editor (DP-May 24) that the staff at Mountain Ridge Middle School (in Gerrardstown) […]
If you’re able to work, why must taxpayers feed you?
Scott Watkins, Morgantown Barry Lee Wendell wrote a letter (DP-May20) concerning the evils of the Trump administration. He started out by claiming President Trump is trying to […]
Policies ensure strife, not long-lasting peace
Jamal Mustafa, Morgantown I applaud the piece written by Nathan Feldman (DP-May 20) about the recent massacre of innocent Palestinians during the opening of U.S. Embassy in […]
Working for the lasting meaning of the ‘Rosies’
Anne Montague, Thanks! Plain and Simple Inc., Charleston Jim Bissett’s article “Aging Rosies Tell Their Riveting Stories” on Mother’s Day was excellent. He captured the importance of […]
What is school thinking with this assignment?
Pastor Terry Hagedorn, Arthurdale A West Virginia parent, Rich Penkoski, was displeased to see his 7th grade daughter bring home a “calligraphy” assignment that asked students to […]