Voices: October 22 Letters to the Editor

Aqua mailbox with two flamingo heads facing inwards toward one another - Letters to the Editor in The Gabber — The Oct. 22 letters to the editor of *The Gabber Newspaper*.
*Photo by June Johns*

The Gabber Newspaper‘s Oct. 22 Letters to the Editor

Why We Donate

My husband and I used to live on 53rd Street South there in Gulfport, so The Gabber is one of our memories of our time there. The article I looked at was about the Constitutional Amendments in the upcoming election, which we both found very helpful. A donation seemed the least we could do.

Thanks for keeping a small local paper alive, it’s an important resource for every community. We have The Coast here in Halifax, Nova Scotia.

—Karen Rokos

Read the Oct. 15 Letters to the Editor.

About Letters to the Editor

We want your letters! The Gabber Newspaper encourages letters (one per person, per month). Include your real name and city. Please keep it short – <250 words. We may edit letters for content, clarity, and length. We don’t print letters that incite violence or include attacks on private citizens. The Gabber Newspaper also doesn’t print letters that intentionally mislead people. Letters may appear online and/or in print. We may print comments that appear on The Gabber Newspaper’s website and social media. Opinions expressed do not necessarily represent the views of The Gabber Newspaper owners, advertisers, or staff. Send letters to editor@thegabber.com or 2908-B Beach Blvd. S., Gulfport, FL, 33707.

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