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LETTERS: July 2, 2008
On behalf of the New Albany Little League, I would like to send a big thank you to the Silver Creek Little League for allowing our 13 to 14-year-old boys a place to play and practice this year.

LETTERS: June 28, 2008
— Big thanks to Silver Creek Little League

LETTERS: June 27, 2008
I was pleased to see the “Caesar’s Casino Site” archeological exhibit at the Falls of the Ohio Interpretative Center recently, and enjoyed it very much. I am interested in ancient and historic Indians, and have been waiting to see the exhibit.

LETTERS: June 26, 2008
—Are turn signals out of style?
—Reader: Experience counts
—Check out GCCS video at local libraries
—Reader: Shooter should be in custody

LETTERS: June 24, 2008
— New Albany school

LETTERS: June 20, 2008
— Workers shouldn’t be exposed to smoke while on the job

LETTERS: June 13, 2008
— Why enforce parking now?
— Donated organs should go first to organ donors

LETTERS: June 12, 2008
— A friendly, neighborly Fourth of July challenge
— Farr disputes Evaline’s column

LETTERS: June 11, 2008
— Reader: Don’t forget Westhaven
— NA gives former resident the blues
— He couldn’t believe his eyes

LETTERS: June 10, 2008
— Edwardsville Inc
— Medicare cuts

LETTERS: June 5, 2008
— New Washington athletics
— Medicare benefits
— Sewers in rural areas

LETTERS: June 4, 2008
— New Albany Council
— Greater Clark School Board
— Water into wine

LETTERS: June 1, 2008
— Why steal grave's flowers?
—Golden Rule would serve us well
— Kudos to 2008 NA graduates
— Proud to live in Edwardsville

DeKAY: Oh, the books you can read
My daughter is now 14. This weekend she went to see the movie “Horton Hears a Who,” a movie based on the children’s book of the same name, by Theodor ”Dr. Suess” Giesel. Keep in mind that my daughter is a teenager who finds most things bland, and boring, but not Horton. You see, she was raised on Dr. Suess, and his stories, as bewitching now as they were then, they still resonate in that supercharged, over-emotional, hyper-activated, skeptical-to-a-fault, not-easily entertained-teenage brain.

LETTERS: May 29, 2008
— Support veterans education aid
— Reader defends IUS graduation

LETTERS: May 28, 2008
— New Albany need strict smoking ban
— Letter writer off track
— Open letter to Floyd Commissioners

LETTERS: May 25, 2008
— Cooper responds to Dodd opinions

LETTERS: May 24, 2008
— Make police checkpoints mobile
— There is so a free meal
— What we should memorialize
— More oil, plus less consumption, does not equal lower prices

LETTERS: May 21, 2008
— City needs to change its way
— Mom supports teachers
— She says it’s time for change
— Farm Bureau applauds Congress for passing bill
—Don’t forget your grandchildren

DeKAY: The chance of a lifetime
Eight Belles was the only filly in the race that day. Race she did. At the start she was riding high, in fifth position from the rail, and still she ran. At the first turn, she still held fifth place behind Bob Black Jack, Cowboy Cal, Cool Coal Man and Recapturetheglory, and still she ran.

LETTERS: May 15, 2008
— IUS function was ill planned
— Column was unprofessional
— What is stormwater fee paying for?
— Eating habits helping bird flu
— Ode to a pit bull

LETTERS: May 13, 2008
— Moore's cell phone
— Fetz responds to letter
— Floyd County new position
— Environmental grocery bags
— Georgetown's Don Carter

LETTERS: May 10, 2008
—Shouldn't we have peace of mind?
—Response: We take care very seriously

LETTERS: May 9, 2008
— Guns are fine, it’s people that kill
— Soldier offers thanks for support
— NAFC woes are administrative
— Leadership is problem in contract debate
— Clarifying IUS Democrats’ stance

LETTERS: May 7, 2008
—Keep Goodwill in mind when donating
—Reader: Thanks for fixing Floyd County road
—U.S. needs to help save lives abroad
—Reader: Hypocrisy in action

LETTERS: May 6, 2008
— Price fundraiser
— Faith column
— Prosser students

LETTERS: May 2, 2008
— GI bill needs to be updated
— Farr disputes Neal letter

LETTERS: May 1, 2008
—NAFC contract battle is ugly to watch

LETTERS: April 29, 2008
— Election letters

LETTERS: April 25, 2008
— Perspective on NA-FC contract issues
— Reader unhappy with Knobs view
— Should Americans be bitter, disappointed or upset?

LETTERS: April 24, 2008
April is Child Abuse Prevention Month. In 2006, over 84,000 children in Indiana were reported as victims of child abuse and neglect. This is proof that we must get our heads out of the sand, join hands and raise awareness about the state of our children in Southern Indiana. Lets turn the tide on this and think of how in 2005, Clark and Floyd Counties welcomed approximately 2500 newborns into the community.

LETTERS: April 23, 2008
— Matthews: Hill is shrugging off Obama’s elitist remarks
— Open letter to Sen. Barack Obama
— Clinton is most qualified candidate
— Reader upset with Greater Clark superintendent
— Farr questions Adamson

LETTERS: April 17, 2008
—Voter thinks candidate’s photo says a lot
—Resident not happy with Jacobi’s record
—Reader disagrees with DeKay column

LETTERS: April 13, 2008
—Hill responds to letter
—Reader liked town meeting

LETTERS: April 11, 2008
Zoller: Help support, educate children
Don’t take incumbents for granted
Greater Clark parent disagrees with layoffs

LETTERS: April 10, 2008
—Study before electing school board
—Floyd health officer recommends vaccines
—Classrooms are overcrowded
—Reader fed up with Dems

LETTERS: April 6, 2008
— Obama is his choice for change
— Jeff reader wants outlet mall
— Would you work without contract?
— Music piracy is too common
— Where will ‘pool rats’ go?

LETTERS: April 2, 2008
—Help make Relay a local success
—Saying goodbye to Community friend
—Congrats all around to Bulldogs

LETTERS: March 30, 2008
— Clarksville petition is political in nature
— Reader unhappy with Thunder parking

LETTERS: March 29, 2008
—Reader: Stop Big Tobacco from targeting children
—New Albany has lost special man
—Welcome to my traffic world

LETTERS: April 25, 2008
—Work force has changed radically in his time
—Can Barack Obama be a presidential prince?

LETTERS: March 23, 2008
—Hill is making poor decisions
—Sewer bill fee in Jeff is unfair
—Reader: All streets should be treated equal
—Thanks to NAHS boys

LETTERS: March 20, 2008
—Jeff resident wants recycling choice
—Annexee wants her sidewalks first
—Reader: Grad rates are let down
—Fire safety regulations, hoops don’t mix
—West New Albany must unite
—Reader: Needs help with harassment

LETTERS: Sunday March 16, 2008
—Age discrimination bill hurt by Chamber
—Family thanks area ‘angels’
—Reader: Providence coach needs to take responsibility
—Reader: Don’t charge or medical records
—Why make judges partisan?

LETTERS: Thursday, March 6
—Shelter leader solicits winter aid, and offers thanks
—Reader happy with Clarksville activities
—Jacobi: Police and media must communicate

LETTERS: Feb. 28, 2008
—Some thoughts on DeKay's Clinton and Thatcher column
—DeKay defends her column

LETTERS: Feb. 27, 2008
— Clarksville reader upset with story, quotes

LETTERS: Feb. 24, 2008
—The epitome of teamwork
—Leave cheerleaders alone

LETTERS: February 23, 2008
—Reader agrees with Salter’s column
—Reader has questions about PUF funds
— Young on Copperhead Legislature

LETTERS: Feb. 22, 2008
—Reader: Support Safe Climate Act
—Who needs cheerleaders?

LETTERS: Feb. 21, 2008
—In Ingle we trust?
—Senators: Property taxes are a priority
—Study identifies work force needs

LETTERS: Feb. 20, 2008
— Cuts are the answer for NA budget woes
— Floyd child support still a mess
— Alzheimer’s research needs funds
— Reader thanks street department
— Farr disputes Bible quotes
— Reader challenges Wilder's argument even if he can't challenge annexation

LETTERS: Feb. 16, 2008
—McDonald: Time for Utica to move forward

LETTERS: Feb. 13, 2008
—Oak Park resident agrees with columnist
—Ethan's Angels in Utica
—Reader questions the system

LETTERS: February 9, 2008
— Hoosiers shouldn't be taxed for bridges
— Reader: Blacks are important part of U.S. history

LETTERS: Feb. 8, 2008
—Reader: U.S. needs to ditch illegal alien plan

LETTERS: Feb. 7, 2008
—Local history has been saved

LETTERS: Feb. 6, 2008
—Farr challenges Neal column
—Outdated and bigoted notions

LETTERS: Feb. 5, 2008
— Teen cell phones
— Floyd youth shelter

LETTERS: Feb. 3, 2008
—Reducing IUS' fees is a mistake

Letters: Feb. 2, 2008
—Can taxpayers see list of improvement projects
—Reader: Parties have divided us

LETTERS: Feb. 1, 2008
—Concern touches Red Cross
—LifeSpring helping the transition
—Reader: No one's denying need for youth shelter
—County home is symbol of compassion

LETTERS: Jan. 27, 2008
—Reader: There’s time and place to save structures
—Matthews: It’s time to help

LETTERS: January 26, 2008
—Woods resident defends developer
—Harl defends door decision
—Gambling is costing too much
—Oak Park resident cites expenditures
—Reader: Hap loved the airport

LETTERS: Jan. 24, 2007
12-year-old weighs in on property taxes

LETTERS: Jan. 23, 2008
—Deatrick: Mayor hasn't justifief city's extra early spending
—Farm Bureau property tax plan wants entire levies removed
—Clarksville parent unhappy with school switch
—Why won't elected officials listen to the people?

LETTERS: Jan. 18, 2008
—Jacobi supports tax vote
—Reader turns light on Washington
—Thanks to Jeff couple

LETTERS: Jan. 17, 2008
—Sniper victim’s brother offers thoughts

LETTERS: Jan. 16, 2008
—A Dream for America
—Staff writer says goodbye
—Kudos to Tribune photographers
—Wishes for New Albany 2008

LETTERS: Jan. 12, 2008
—Clarksville reader shows support
—Let your voice be heard

LETTERS Jan. 9, 2007
—Reader fed up with recycling
—Not a fan of Bush
—Let's be more polite
—Reader wants Fetz' apology
—Clarksville resident wants to hear voices
—Farr responds to Young's letter

LETTERS: Jan. 6, 2007
—Grandmother thanks community
—Reader speaks out about San Francisco Zoo tiger attac

LETTERS: December 30, 2007

MCDONALD: Say it ain’t so
After the Black Sox Scandal of 1920s, a young fan seeing “Shoeless” Joe Jackson emerge from the courthouse, gave us the immortal line, “Say it ain’t so, Joe.”

LETTERS: Dec. 26, 2007
— Reader wants local news on radio
— It's time for a woman leader

LETTERS: December 22, 2007
—What can one person do?
—Athletic program is in good hands
—Appreciate the Wii's in your life
—Food ministry thanks Caesars Foundation

LETTERS: Dec. 18, 2007
— Clarksville smoking
— Faith and license plates
— Local aviation book

LETTERS: Dec. 16, 2007
— Ivy Tech auto program
— Think green

LETTERS: Dec. 15, 2007
— New Albany trash can
— Local MLK award nominees

LETTERS: Dec. 13, 2007
— New group to promote debates in '08 election
— Group looking for MLK award nominees
— Stawar column gets him thinking

LETTERS: December 12, 2007
—FOP offers support for city councilman

LETTERS: December 9, 2007
— Reader: What are atheists thinking?
— Reader opposed to annexation
— Farr offers another view

LETTERS: Dec. 2, 2007
—Reader: Licensed to drive recklessly?
—Your tax dollars at work
—Park is a great idea

LETTERS: November 29, 2007
— NA City leader disputes Coffey quotes
— Animal Control needs bite
— Matthews: Voters should vote on taxes
— Cheers to downtown Jeff holiday

LETTERS: Nov. 28, 2007
—Reader: Support Salvation Army, Goodwill
—Hitch-hiking through the road map of now
—Elections — It can get better than this

LETTERS: Nov. 27, 2007
—Fed contracts are problem, not taxes
—Reader happy with Sodrel
—Reader: Sampson not good for IU

LETTERS: November 25, 2007
—Election night prank upsets readers
—Senior reader struggles to watch IU basketball
—Readers: Sodrel is pandering
—Let's celebrate Vissing Park

LETTERS: November 24, 2007
—Let's love our New Albany
—Thank you for helping Ethan
—Giving al-Qaeda hope
—Aunt upset with schools

LETTERS: November 22, 2007
— Is annexation just about cash?
— Thanks to Youth Boosters
— An Open letter to President Bush
—Sekula thanks volunteers
—Veteran is getting a bad deal

LETTERS: Nov. 21, 2007
—Reader disagrees with gay rights bill
—Let's be fair about sin taxes
—Reader: Maybe God did lie

LETTERS: November 18, 2007
—Coffey unhappy with Tucker's opinions
—N.A. reader chides Tribune

LETTERS: Nov. 17, 2007
—When in doubt refer to the Constitution
—Pilor Club touts LifeSaver
—Clarksville reader unhappy with town entrances

LETTERS: Nov. 16, 2007
—The few, the proud, the poll workers
—Reader: It's not always driver's fault
—Reader enjoys Hillcrest
—It's American Education Week
—Salute all veterans, even from past

LETTERS: Nov. 14, 2007
— North American alliances
— Local radio

LETTERS: Nov. 11, 2007
—Don't forget veteran sacrifices
—Reader: Let's come together for C-town
—Jacobi offers legal background

LETTERS: Nov. 10, 2007
—Emergency exercise was a success
—Documentary raises questions

LETTERS: Nov. 9, 2007
—Election winner offers thanks
—Priceless county history destroyed
—Utica Pike dangerous for animals
—Kindhearted people in Utica

LETTERS: Nov. 8, 2007
—There is more to coaching than winning
—Were we at the same Clarksville meeting?

LETTERS: Nov. 7, 2007
—Donate this holiday season
—Strong opinions from Sister Bahlmann
—Farr questions religion column
—Time to support your local library
—Country reader unhappy with candidates