Letters to the Editor

Letter to the Editor

Dear Editor: As we quickly approach the August 2 primary election, I want to thank our county election officials and poll workers who work tirelessly to ensure the security and integrity of our elections.
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Dear Sentinel: It’s almost time to renew my subscription. Enjoyed the Cooper Barber Shop article, brought back many memories.
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April 2022 Dear Editor: As we approach the As we approach the 2022 primary and general elections, I would like to share important information about the measures in place to ensure a secure election process and encourage my fellow Kansans to participate in this year’s elections.
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Dear Editor: April is recognized nationally as Child Abuse Prevention Month. Now is the time to create positive childhood experiences that enable families to succeed.
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Dear Editor, My great-grandfather My great-grandfather came to Stockton in 1888. I graduated from Stockton High in 1964.
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Hello, friends! This is the first week of my health column for many of you, so hopefully the rest of my health column veterans of the last nearly four years will bear with me while I introduce myself to others in northwest Kansas.
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Dear Editor: I was extremely disappointed when I had occasion to read the judgments section of the Stockton Sentinal recently. Four generations of my family have operated Farm Implement & Supply Co., Inc.
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Dear Stockton and area residents: On January 3rd, 2022... our daughter and her family's lives were changed in just a moment!
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From: Kay Morris-Brodzik 785-203-0105 417 South 5th St Stockton, KS 67669 Regarding the USD 271 Board Meeting December 13, 2021 I wasn't there, but I heard from several people who were there it was a pretty brutal hour and 20 minute interrogation. Some could call it pure bullying.
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Dear Editor: When you get the chance, peek in the windows at 223 W. Mill in downtown Plainville—a historic building that has anchored the corner since the early 1900s.
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