Dear Editor:
I am writing in response to Mr. Pratt’s statement from last week’s Lee’s Summit Journal article that I voted for him to assume a leadership position in the Missouri House of Representatives.
Dear Editor:
As a former alderman and long-time resident of Lee’s Summit, I would like for you to consider the following ideas on the upcoming mayoral race.
Dear Editor:
I am an eighth grade student at Summit Lakes Middle School. I am writing this letter because I hope to persuade the Lee’s Summit Parks and Recreation Board to change their smoking policy at Legacy Park.
Dear Editor:
After reading Brian Merrell’s letter to the editor in the Feb. 19 edition of the Journal, I too wanted to share my story in support of Judge Lewis’ re-election.
Dear Editor:
Guess what Lee Summit residents? If you like fried chicken, we have good news. We don’t have to drive to Mission Kansas to the place that begins with a “S” anymore.
Dear Editor:
Sometime in the near future, the U.S. Senate may make an important decision on parental rights. This issue has been under the radar for a long time and many may not have even heard of the United Nations’ Convention on the Rights of the Child.
Dear Editor:
On Jan. 18, more than 100 citizens joined together to make a difference in Lee’s Summit and surrounding communities by participating in the Martin Luther King Jr. Day of Community Service.
Dear Editor:
A traditional theme in elections is “common sense in government” but after the votes are counted the concept is too often shelved until the next election. In a bizarre situation a few years ago I found myself in front of Judge Bill Lewis and in need of some common sense. I served as treasurer for my small homes association then after a few years stepped down and hadn’t given it much thought since.
Dear Editor:
Charles Payne’s (no relation to me, thank God) liberal loon dialog (Feb. 12 edition of the Journal) that Republicans are unpatriotic for criticizing, “the anointed one” President Obama hit a new low in his ongoing Journal commentaries.
Dear Editor:
Last Thursday, an article in the Washington Post reported that 67 percent of Americans are, “disgusted with government.”
