Editorial Cartoon, January 9, 2009

» Obama’s inauguration is only 11 days away, so let’s put our best foot forward to welcome travelers who come to our town.

Are phone numbers being checked before dialing?

It is absolutely untrue that CCHS has no school spirit.

Oh, the great grocery store debate. Here in Culpeper, you’re lucky.

First and foremost, the views expressed by the Star-Exponent in the Wednesdasy editorial titled “Cullture of losing spells problems for CCHS” is thankfully not how it is.

» Obama’s inauguration is only 11 days away, so let’s put our best foot forward to welcome travelers who come to our town.

In early December, President-elect Barack Obama requested to stay at the Blair House, the 100-room guest house for the White House, which is located nearby.

I am shocked that the Star-Exponent feels it is necessary to write its view about the culture of CCHS (“Culture of losing spells problems for CCHS,” Wednesday).

The font size and typeface you are using on some of the columns is very difficult to read.

This time the Star Exponent stepped over the line in its “Our view” Wednesday titled “Culture of losing spells problems for CCHS” with its criticism of CCHS’s athletic futilities this past fall.

Editorial Cartoon, January 8

A dedicated newspaper carrier deserves credit for 27 years of delivering the Star-Exponent.

Camelot is a place to study tolerance. My daughter had given me a gift certificate for Borders, and I was determined not to let it burn a hole in my pocket.

Editorial Cartoon, Jan. 7

The Blue Devils have had some tough breaks athletically, but it’s time to right the ship.

Editorial Cartoon, Jan. 7

I love living in the town of Culpeper.  Even though Christmas 2008 is over, unfortunately, on Friday, I came to realize that the Grinch from Culpeper had come early in 2009 to steal Christmas away from me.

I have no problem with your new format. However, I am 85 years old, use eyeglasses, and do have a problem with the tiny print in some of the articles in the Sunday paper, the first with the “new look.”

After nearly a year of writing columns, I seem to be faced with an acute case of writer’s block.

We’ve enjoyed reading your newspaper since coming to Culpeper about two years ago.

I am writing to all the Virginia newspapers in hopes they will print my letter to the editor. I think it is important for residents of Virginia to hear about my experience with Sen. Jim Webb.

During the holidays, there are always so many people who don’t have the opportunity to enjoy a wholesome meal.

How bad is it? Well, locally, home foreclosures increased 365% in 2008.  Local property values decreased by 37 percent since 2006.

I have been voicing my opinion for quite a while as to what the crux of the problem is in America.

Editorial Cartoon, January 6

A race between incumbent Ed Scott and Tom Underwood for the 30th District seat in the General Assembly would pit two successful area Republicans.

Editorial Cartoon, January 6

The following are some of the issues that will be considered by the General Assembly during the 2009 legislative session.

Editorial Cartoon, Jan. 5, 2009