Opinion

Dear Editor, Who wants to look at dirty roads, parapets, and canals?

Dear Editor, It is interesting to see the “push back” against religious fundamentalists trying to impose their will on the entire Guyanese populace.

Dear Editor, I wish to comment on the ‘bridge financing’ arrangement between (a) The Casique and Buddy’s Hotels on one hand and (b) the Government of Guyana on the other hand.

Dear Editor, I wish to comment on the ‘bridge financing’ arrangement between (a) The Casique and Buddy’s Hotels on one hand and (b) the Government of Guyana on the other hand.

Dear Editor, New Amsterdam residents complain that if the bridge is built at Crab island it will affect New Amsterdam.

Dear Editor, I attended a Parent Teachers Association (PTA) meeting of the Anna Regina Secondary School.

Dear Editor, More appointments for Notaries Public are urgently needed in Region #2 which stretches from Pomeroon to Supenaam with a population of some ten thousand residents.

Dear Editor, Generally, today’s world no longer supports or wants to be seen supporting the old destructive forestry practices (to the environment and to the forestry peoples, animals, plants, etc).

In our Sunday edition last week we carried a report on the appointment of former Region 3 Chairman Esau Dookie as headmaster of Saraswat Primary School.

Dear Editor, In February 2006, I contracted an attorney-at-law, Mr Rupert Trim who filed a matter at the Berbice Magistrate’s Court regarding an overdue promissory note on my behalf.

Dear Editor, I refer to a letter captioned “Does GPL have adequate reserve capacity for Cricket World Cup?”

Dear Editor, Peeping Tom in his column titled “Integrity and Solidarity are not hollow words” dated 01/24/07 took issue with me saying that the writer lacks journalistic integrity and solidarity.

Dear Editor, The latest NACTA survey in Trinidad has found that supporters of the opposition Indian-based UNC have renewed hope that their party will make a comeback to office now that their leader Basdeo Panday and former deputy leader Ramesh Lawrence Maharaj have patched up their differences.

In her novel Dangerous to Know, English-born best selling writer Barbara Taylor Bradford describes a sixteenth century matriarch who had stipulated that her huge house should always be passed down to a female inheritor.

Dear Editor, Has the University of Guyana really deteriorated into “Jagan’s night school”?

Dear Editor, In Times likes these I am compelled to recall the substance of an epistle by Mr.

Dear Editor, I would like to touch on the piling up of garbage in the capital city in Georgetown at King Street as seen in the Chronicle of 24 January 2007.

Dear Editor, NCN showed a GINA produced programme of the president visiting Buddy’s hotel.

Dear Editor, I rebut P. Rampersaud’s argument that “Guyanese returning to Guyana for a visit are usually at a loss for night entertainment.”

Dear Editor, I refer to an article in Thursday’s Stabroek News relative to the need for enhanced air traffic control mechanisms at the Cheddi Jagan International Airport (CJIA).