LTTE: First Amendment rights need our active defense
To the editor: On Jan. 21, 2017, an estimated 175,000 people gathered in Boston — along with millions across the country and around the world — in what was then... Read more.
LTTE: A League of Their Own belongs on best sports movies list
To the editor: I enjoyed reading Joey Barrett’s piece, “Best sports movies anyone?” However, I was surprised he did not mention my all-time favorite sports... Read more.
LTTE: Frustrated by years of stalled street, rotary, and tree work
To the editor: Wednesday’s paper — boiling frogs? I am not going to write about that. I am sure we all want to know what is going on — or not going on —... Read more.
LTTE: Third graders explore Lynnfield history at Meeting House
To the editor: As we prepare for the upcoming school year, I’d like to take a moment to reflect on one of the highlights of the 2024–2025 school year: our third... Read more.
LTTE: Patkin Pond deserves protection, not development
To the editor: Patkin Pond is more than just water and trees — it’s a living symbol of community, conservation, and local heritage. Since 1946, it has been the... Read more.
LTTE: America needs justice, not symbolism in sentencing
To the editor: The Kohberger courtroom sentencing scene was a trainwreck that exposed America’s extreme ignorance of history. Our wise ancestors would never have... Read more.
LTTE: Trump loyalty blinds GOP to the truth
To the editor: Many Republicans are tripping over each other to get out of town to avoid casting a bipartisan vote to open files that could be detrimental to Donald... Read more.
LTTE: Swampscott can’t afford to lose its Public Health Nurse
Dear Select Board, It is my understanding that our Public Health Nurse, Neia Illingworth, may be at risk of losing her position due to funding constraints. I urge... Read more.
LTTE: Boston Mayor Wu takes action on Republic Services strike
Dear President Vander Ark, Your company’s ongoing labor dispute is taking an unacceptable toll on Boston’s residents, businesses and neighborhoods due to Republic... Read more.
LTTE: Fiscal survival is not bad faith
To the editor: In May 2021, the people of Nahant voted decisively — 647 to 271 — to use eminent domain to preserve East Point. This wasn’t a close or uncertain... Read more.