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Letters July 2020
Say yes to the mask! I read with interest Glenn Asano’s article in Leaside Life about Darren Sampson and NovoMask. On April 11, I ordered one dozen masks from Darren after reading his post on …more
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Letters October 2019
Re: Changing Leaside I enjoyed your [Glenn Asano] article on the changes facing Leaside in the future. This is just the tip of the iceberg when you add in other social and environmental changes coming …more
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Letters September 2019
Re: Getting on in Leaside I am responding to the July 2019 issue of Leaside Life, and in particular to Glenn Asano’s article in which the magazine posed the question “Do you have ideas or …more
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Letters June 2019
Re: Leaside Litter I too am appalled at the amount of garbage I see on my daily dog walk in Leaside. Our precious earth deserves better. As parents we need to remind our children not …more
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Letter to the Editor March 2019
Re: Streets of Leaside I am glad that Leaside Life, a publication I have long admired, has again recognized my late dear friend Dave Stickney. However, I do feel a need to make some corrections …more
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February 2019 Letters
Re: Streets of Leaside – Bennington Thank you for the article on the name “Bennington” and about my parents, Thomas and Evelyn Weatherhead. It is wonderful to recall how idyllic it was for me and …more
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Bennington’s beloved letter carrier responds with a thank you letter
It’s a dog’s life. The summer is flying by and it seems like yesterday was my last working as the Bennington Heights’ mailman. On that beautiful day back in June I started my walk and …more
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Letters – June 2018
Dear Editor: When I first saw the article titled “There’s more than business at the Leaside Business Park” I was expecting a nice article about the park. Instead I found a rather unflattering portrayal of …more
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Letters May 2018
Re: Great Newspaper Thanks for producing a great newspaper that is positive, current, and relevant to our community. It is refreshing to read a local newspaper whose advertisers place ads based on the merit of …more