Opinion

I was surprised by the tone of Arthur Williams’ story, “Is there justice in small towns?” in the February 16 edition of the Caledonia Courier.

In Egypt, protests erupted after years of dictatorial rule and corruption. An entire country seemed to come together to finally overthrow an undemocratic and unfair ruling regime.

Although this is being called Phase I and I am sure there is a great deal of development left to be done, I also feel it is important to acknowledge the support and hard work that was done by people in our community prior to this Phase I implementation.

Editor:

The shocking story of 100 sled dogs being shot execution-style after the Olympic Games in Whistler last year is attracting world-wide attention.

While Valentine’s Day might not seem like much of a reason to celebrate for those of us who are single, it should be.

If you subscribe to Michael Douglas’ character in the movie Wall Street, then “greed is right, greed works.”

Editor:

There are a lot of ways towns build community. None of those things happen inside vehicles.

This is in regards to the loss of funding for the Fort Alcohol and Drug Services and the decision made to integrate alcohol and drug services with mental health.