Virgi, Hi! I just read the Stockton Sentinel. Your This ‘n That—wow what memories!! I especially miss those summer evening swims under the lights and stars! Wow, thanks for a trip down memory lane!! Everything rushes back into my memory when reading your memories! Take Care—Keep up the good work! Cristy (Buss) Tuttle Cristy (Buss) Tuttle Gove.

Dear Editor: I am writing this letter to the editor to complain once again. I am watching the Fox News Network tonight, and I see where Pres.

Dear Sentinel: I see it’s time to renew my subscription for another year. Thank you for keeping me in touch with Stockton and Rooks County.

Dear Bart and Stockton friends, I have been looking through a folder of newspaper clippings that my grandmother saved. Within this folder I have found one of the articles related to the Stockton Castle, former residence of Enos and Eliza Good (Note, we always believed their last name was spelled “Goode” with a trailing “e,” however this may be incorrect).

Dear Editor: I am writing this note to help people understand the problems we have been having for years in trying to preserve and prevent the continued destruction of the brick walls of the Thrift Shop. The bricks were made in Rooks County in 1886 and are poor quality with lots of sand and not much to hold them together.

Stockton Sentinel: I see there is a red mark on the paper so we need to renew. We want to keep the paper coming.

Dear Editor: This past year, our kids, grandkids, etc. have lost so much due to the 2020 Pandemic—no school, sports, get-togethers, etc.

Dear Editor: The Stockton Food Pantry is needing to relocate once again due to the Scout House, which houses the Food Pantry, being torn down for the construction of the new Manor. We will need to relocate by July 1, 2021.

Dear Editor, I think we’d all agree that living in a small town has its advantages. Our family has lived in Stockton for nearly four years now and we have been treated wonderfully by the community.

Dear Editor, I have been reading the Stockton paper since I could read, and considering my age, that is a lot of years. My parents, Mr.