Letters - Page 2

To the editor: I am writing to express my full support for Lincoln County Commissioner Claire Hall and to voice my strong opposition to the ongoing recall effort against her. For over two decades, Claire Hall has served our community with unwavering dedication and a deep commitment to the issues that matter most to Lincoln County residents. She has been

To the editor As a former member of the Waldport City Council, I have significant concerns about the current action and inaction of the council. The city council has abdicated its role of supervision of the city manager and its responsibility for the operation of the city and its obligations to the citizens. The council has let the city manager

To the editor: To paint those people in favor of recalling Lincoln County Commissioner Claire Hall with the broad brush of transphobia is lazy, irresponsible, and also insulting. Many of us are interested in transparency, the facts and are in active pursuit of them. Such as, why are we paying for a separate office for Commissioner Casey Miller? Why has true

To the editor: I was appointed to fill the vacancy on the Lincoln County Board of Commissioners six months ago and am grateful to Commissioners Claire Hall and Casey Miller for choosing me to serve with them. During this time, I have participated in 11 commission meetings and during those meetings I have seen both of my fellow commissioners be

To the editor: I’ve heard suggestions that I am the driving force behind the recall petition against Lincoln County Commissioner Claire Hall. Let me be clear — I am not the petitioner, nor am I the architect of the recall campaign. What I have done — and will continue to do — is advocate for transparency, due process, and shared

To the editor: I’m writing in response to The Oregonian/OregonLive’s story the Lincoln Chronicle published about three high school girls suing to ban transgender athletes from girls high school sports. Competition in sports has been an important part of people’s lives for a very long time. The benefits around both individual and team sports is unarguable. Sportsmanship, equity, and respect

To the editor: On behalf of the board of directors, executive director Gretchen Dubie and our volunteers, View the Future extends our deep appreciation to the Three Rivers Foundation for awarding our organization $10,000 toward the construction of built-in benches that will be placed on the Yachats estuary walkway. Since 2019, View the Future has been a member of the