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Letter: Local papers are all I read

Letter: Local papers are all I read

Dear Editor, Re: “Kudos to the News(papers),” Voices , Oct. 14. After reading your editorial about the usefulness of newspapers, I have to say I agree.
Letter: Bridge interchange a potential boon for Richmond drivers

Letter: Bridge interchange a potential boon for Richmond drivers

Dear Editor, Re: “Interchange a danger, eyesore: Staff,” News, Oct. 12. I would like to address the recent article on the Massey Interchange as someone who’s had extensive driving experience in B.C., Ontario, and in New York City.
Letter: Speak out against waste facility

Letter: Speak out against waste facility

Dear Editor, As you all might know, Harvest Power was just given a four-year permit approval to continue to operate their business of processing all of Metro Vancouver green cart waste at their facility on York Road in Richmond.
New: Rewind with Seniors column

New: Rewind with Seniors column

Richmond war survivor Red Ogden worked his way from an orphanage to university
Gardening column: Hold up on that fall clean-up

Gardening column: Hold up on that fall clean-up

I am so tempted to get out in our gardens and “clean up.
Letter: Flag stands for more than boundaries

Letter: Flag stands for more than boundaries

Dear Editor, Re: “Raising flag raises ire,” News , Oct. 5 During our last Canada Day celebrations, the inhabitants of a house near us prominently displayed, alone, the national flag of Communist China.
Letter: When will the Oval pay property tax?

Letter: When will the Oval pay property tax?

Dear Editor: Re: “City of Richmond launches 2017 budget consultation,” News , Oct. 7. Last Friday’s News included an invitation from Richmond council to hear citizen concerns and priorities for 2017 budget planning.
Letter: Should Richmond's seniors be forced to the street?

Letter: Should Richmond's seniors be forced to the street?

Dear Editor, It appears as if Richmond is following in Vancouver’s foot-steps on many issues these days. Like Vancouver’s little brother, we seems to be reluctant to make a serious decision for ourselves.
Letter: Low density means higher prices in Richmond

Letter: Low density means higher prices in Richmond

Dear Editor, We wonder why housing prices are so high in Richmond and in most other areas of Metro Vancouver and we blame demand.
Letter: New schools in Richmond are better than upgraded ones

Letter: New schools in Richmond are better than upgraded ones

Dear Editor: Re: “Richmond schools dodge closure, ball now in MLA’s court,” Richmond-News.com . The fact that Richmond Board of Education has terminated the school closure process is good news for parents of children.