Opinion

Dear Editor, Re: “Put brakes on speeders,” Letters, June 14 I couldn’t agree more with letter writer Peter Boldy more. I have been writing about the rampant speeding on Richmond streets for years.

Dear Editor, Re: “Bunny boom,” Feature, June 14. I wanted to thank you for the articles on the rabbit population crisis in Richmond.

Dear Editor, It has now been several weeks since Richmond City Council shocked most Richmond residents by voting to allow almost 11,000 sq. ft. “homes“ on agricultural land in Richmond. (Plus a potential additional home of over 3,000 sq. ft.

Dear Editor, Being a pedestrian in central Richmond can be extremely risky — day or night. The running of stop-signs and right-turning vehicles failing-to-stop-on-red is endemic and dangerous.

Dear Editor, It’s interesting that you can hear a pin drop as a drug dealer/suspect is on the loose and drug overdoses are taking place right up the road from the recently and vehemently opposed modular housing site.

Dear Editor, I’m so sad to read Ms. Guo’s perception of the Chinese experience in adjusting to life in Richmond.

Dear Editor, Everything Hong Guo says and stands for is not only anithetical to the principles of a tolerant, inclusive, and respectful multi-cultural society, but also reveals a total disrespect for what our system of democracy is supposed to uphold

Dear Editor, I read Mr. Wagtail’s letter about Richmond Fire Hall No.1 just hours after having looked closely at the building. Unlike Mr. Wagtail, I found it appealing.

Nothing is ever a problem.

Dear Editor, Re: “City must rein in spending,” Letters, June 7. A recent letter to the editor provides a timely opportunity to remind Richmond residents why it has been necessary to replace and upgrade our fire halls including the Brighouse No.