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The Gabber Newspaper‘s Sept. 24 Letters to the Editor
Correction
An earlier version of the article, “Gulfport Council Debates Lobbying, Grants, and Dog Run Cuts,” incorrectly attributed a statement regarding the City’s need for state representation to Ward III Councilmember Jennifer Webb. The statement was made by Ward I Councilmember Jennifer Daunch. The article has been updated to reflect the correct attribution.
The Gabber Newspaper regrets the error.
Distribution
If you’ve noticed the paper arriving on Thursday afternoon instead of Thursday morning, you may wonder why. It’s because our printer had some equipment break, and the paper is now getting printed at one facility and stapled at another. We don’t know if this is a temporary or permanent change, but we’ll keep you posted.
Thank you for reading, and remember, you can always read the full paper online at thegabber.com/current-issue.
Read the August 27 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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In 1968, our founder, George Brann, started The Gabber Newspaper, then called the Gulfport Gabber, to hold Gulfport City Council accountable. Read more of our city council coverage, and learn about our policies on reporting, fact-checking, and funding.
