Letters to the Editor

Dear Editor, A family owns a printer or just a small shop.

Dear Editor, So sorry to read about Mr Rupert Williams from East Canje and the “aches and pains” he has had to endure for the past two years or so, particularly as the medical doctors “don’t know what is wrong with him” and therefore, presumably, cannot recommend suitable treatment.  

Dear Editor, This final term of the school year provides a perfect opportunity for many to improve the level of preparation of students entering secondary schools in September.

Dear Editor, In a letter by Mr Philip Allsopp captioned “If the pattern of erosion is studied it is possible to predict where it will occur and plan maintenance accordingly” (08.04.08) he implied that Mr Malcolm Alli whom he did not identify in his letter but whose letters he referred to in Stabroek News stated that he seems to misunderstand the behavioural pattern of erosion on the Guyana Coast.

Dear Editor, In reference to an article carried by the Kaieteur News on Wednesday 9th April titled “GuySuCo Directors flirt with GuySuCo $$ millions”, the Board of Directors of GuySuCo wishes to make the following statement.

Dear Editor, Thank you for publishing my letter captioned “The Ministry must take the outbreak of dengue seriously” (08.04.09).

Dear Editor,  It was a pleasant surprise when I checked your website and experienced your new design for the first time.

Dear Editor, I refer to the letter by Carl Veecock captioned “Paul Harris’s comments on his cartoons were clear and informative” (08.04.09)  Thank you Mr Veecock for your complimentary remarks  and for deeming my cartoons worthy of joining the ranks of  your collection.

Dear Editor, I opened your newspapers and was greeted with the welcome news of government advertising once again in your newspaper.

Dear Editor. I often wonder if I am unique in attempting to draw strong parallels between socio-political realities in the United States and  our own society. 

Dear Editor, I have noticed how quickly the massacres at Lusignan and Bartica have dropped out of the news.

Dear Editor, While reading your Wednesday, April 9th edition, I came across the headline, “Driver denies causing death of motorcyclist”.

Dear Editor, Rupert Williams, 53, of Burn Bush Dam, East Canje, has been bed- ridden for the past 2 years suffering with aches and pains to his upper body, and has been rapidly pining away.

Dear Editor, Whenever there is some new development in the hinterland the headline reads Amerindians now have access to whatever, whether it be water or electricity.

Dear  Editor, I make reference to the Stabroek Business editorial of Friday April 4, 2008, captioned “Probing GPL”, the cartoon of the same day and the several reports on the matter of the Guyana Power and Light (GPL).

Dear Editor, I refer to a letter by Mr Malcolm Alli captioned “I replaced Lawrence Charles as the project engineer for the east coast sea defences” (08.04.09).

Dear Editor,  I know a thing or two about helicopters but US$750,000 (G$150M) for a used, 20-year-old heli-copter with 10,000 flying hours beats all.

Dear Editor, I refer to your editorial of April 4 captioned “Newspapers and the blogosphere”.

Dear Editor, We have just received the sudden and shocking news of the death of E.A.

Dear Editor, I am not only encouraged but it is a pleasure to respond to the letters by Mr Leon Suseran captioned “Plan a trip to the Rupununi you won’t regret it” (08.04.01) and “In our own backyards there are jewels waiting to be discovered” (KN 08.03.30).