Dear Editor: When Biden and Harris defund our law enforcement protections and Harris uses executive orders to ban our firearms, she needs to save the taxpayers the cost of her security guards. Also, if she thinks it’s safe for “we the people” to not need protection, then she needs to live out here with us.

Dear Editor: Howdy people! Here’s the scoop and here’s the poop! It’s my freedom of speech opinion, while I still have that freedom. I’m appealing to the Stockton Sentinel to print it.

Dear Editor: The COVID-19 pandemic has been a terrible tragedy around the world. It has taken a heavy toll in the United States, including more than 70,000 positive cases in Kansas, with more than 850 deaths in the state.

Editor: A Rooks County land A Rooks County landmark has gone missing. Many years ago Willard Hale enhanced his mailbox on Hwy.

Dear Editor: A few weeks ago a friend of mine, Virgi Laska, in her “This ‘n That” corner in the Sentinel, said: “I stand for the flag and the National Anthem, and I kneel only for God.” Well, I agree with Virgi, and I hold high honor for her. When I recite the Pledge of Allegiance, I include the words “One nation, under God” in there! I stand for the Pledge of Allegiance, the National Anthem, Taps, and the flag of the United States of America, and I kneel only for the Creator, who is God! My hat’s off to you, Virgi! Also, a few weeks ago I went through several days where everything I touched turned to butter.

Dear Friends: Enclosed is a check for the note about Edna’s 104th. We appreciate your help.

Dear Editor: This month marks a third of this year with a Stockton address after fleeing my home in Johnson County when the pandemic first hit this spring. Details are in the most recent Stockton Chamber of Commerce newsletter by long-time friend Jayne Prockish, Executive Director of the Chamber, if you’re interested.

Dear Editor: I had a collision with a deer on Highway 24, about five miles west of town, on the 9th of July, and I wanted to say “thank you” to those who stopped to check on my brother and me. Several people stopped to see if we were alright, and my brother called 911 for asswistance.

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