Editor: Thank you for mentioning Tide to Town in your recent column on the Special Purpose Local Option Sales Tax. You wrote that Savannah’s urban trail system is “genuinely great […]

Editor, In this week’s article “The Starland Village Files: Part 2” it was suggested that my support for the Starland Village project is somehow motivated by a constellation of board […]

“This is not a time for apathy. We all must work, and this is what ‘work’ looks like. Irritating inconvenience and hassle. Family plans set to the side.”

Oglethorpe Bridge? Editor, Maybe I missed it along the way, but why hasn’t somebody proposed that our big bridge be renamed The General Oglethorpe Bridge? 1. He was the first important […]

Editor, The state of Georgia through our General Assembly and Governor is asking the voters of all Georgia counties to vote on a transportation 1% sales tax called a TSPLOST […]

Editor, I was glad to see your call for nonviolent engagement in response to the Westboro hate group (“Protesting the protestors”). I heard some in the media, and the larger […]

Editor, Regarding your recent column “Good Riddance”: Well, your attack on Osama bin Laden shows the usual tendency to go for the easy targets: He’s a notorious villain and caused […]

Editor, I’m writing in response to the article “The Right to Choose Booze” by Patrick Rodgers, published Feb. 22. What a breath of fresh air it is to scroll through […]

Editor, This letter is in regards to the recently-unveiled World War II Veterans monument on River Street. I would like to express my disappointment at the outcome and the precedent […]

Editor, Contrary to statements in print and broadcast news coverage, officials responsible for analyzing the controversial Savannah harbor deepening do not assert that new jobs will be created by the […]