Letters to The Editor

Recently there have been so many tragic shootings in our country. The media has rushed to cover these events in detail.

As a 15-year resident of the Hyatt Lake area, I would like to offer my feelings regarding the controversy about the Hyatt Lake Resort.

"Young boy's hunt" was exploitative journalism at its worst.

The Chamber of Medford/Jackson County attended a misrepresentation of the Oregon Medical Marijuana Act by Paula Barran at the Rogue Valley Country Club last Monday.

I have two questions for Lynn Berntson regard her letter condemning co-ed dorms:

I have lived in Medford for more than a decade and can only assume what our congressman believes on key issues.

The debate about whether to remove Gold Ray Dam or not represents a classic clash of ideologies.

People who are uninsured should shop around before having medical procedures.

"Stepdad may face charges in accidental shooting" (Tuesday) elicits response. Such mishaps are preventable.

Kudos, Ms. Tyler, for advocating for your daughters!

Joel Marks (Conservative Corner, Nov. 8), had the audacity to impugn Gov.Ted Kulongoski's commitment to freedom and liberty.

We, the people, should be thankful for Obama.

I understand Medford's need to raise utility fees, but I have a suggestion.

The United States was formed with a Judeo-Christian system of justice. The majority of our population is either a practicing Christian or used to be.

Recreational vehicles? I've always thought an RV was a vehicle on wheels that one could drive or pull down the road and stop at overviews, camps, resorts, parks, etc. If Mr.

I'm surprised to find the administrators of RVMC (Asante) and Providence campaigning for a strong public option in health care insurance.

Our Founding Fathers wisely concluded America's democracy would operate successfully only if the legislative (Congress), executive (president) and judicial (court system) operated as separate...

I respect Mr. Anderson's right as a citizen and a military veteran to voice his opinion about banning AK-47 rifles, but it seems he has forgotten a very important history lesson.

I read with interest the article on Oct. 26 about Hyatt Lake Resort. To me, this is about jobs.

The article about Eric Skaggs' $30,000 medical debt made me think of the recent health care legislation that included a puny public option.