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Letter: Tsunami of protest needed to address poverty in Richmond

Letter: Tsunami of protest needed to address poverty in Richmond

Dear Editor, Re: “Rates show our own disability,” Voices, Sept. 9.
The great nut divide

The great nut divide

How the words hazelnut and walnut really grew
Letter: Chinese-speaking strata speaks up

Letter: Chinese-speaking strata speaks up

Dear Editor, Re: “Communication breakdown,” News Sept. 2. The strata council for the Strata Plan BCS 802 would like to respond to a recent media reports regarding its human rights tribunal dispute with Andreas Kargut.
Letter: Lack of refugees a product of greed, Richmond is 'truly disfunctional'

Letter: Lack of refugees a product of greed, Richmond is 'truly disfunctional'

Dear Editor, Re: “No room for refugees,” News, Sept. 7.
Editor's column: Assistance rates shows our own disability

Editor's column: Assistance rates shows our own disability

On Wednesday’s front page , we had a story about the fact only four of the nearly 2,000 government-sponsored Syrian refugees have settled in Richmond because of the high cost of housing.
Retirement for Beginners column: Dogwalking may be senior’s solution

Retirement for Beginners column: Dogwalking may be senior’s solution

As I burrow my way into retirement, I can see the possibilities are endless. I also see that there’s a little less money in the piggy bank each month.
Letter: Kudos for new book

Letter: Kudos for new book

Dear Editor, Re: “Richmond — in pictures,” News, Aug. 26. Thanks to Bill McNulty for his latest book on Richmond’s history.
Letter: Problem at the bank? Get in line

Letter: Problem at the bank? Get in line

Dear Editor, I’m writing about my experience at a particular bank, but it probably applies to most. If you have business there, you had best pack a lunch.
Letter: Sticky situation for Richmond's outdoor pianos

Letter: Sticky situation for Richmond's outdoor pianos

Dear Editor, “Pianos on the street” is a very successful program in Richmond and other communities. Everyday, I saw children play with the piano at the front door of the Brighouse Library.
Letter: May God guide the Massey crossing

Letter: May God guide the Massey crossing

Dear Editor, What insanity.