Thank you for contacting me to express your thoughts about the Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act (PPACA) commonly referred to as “Obamacare”. I appreciate you taking the time to share your views with me, and I have heard from many constituents who feel the same way as you.
Category: Letters/Polls
We welcome letters from our readers. Send your comments and observations to: The Editor, The Dillon Herald, P.O. Drawer 1288, Dillon, SC 29536. Letters must be signed and must contain a complete address (street/p.o. box and town) and a telephone number for verification. We do not publish or consider anonymous letters or letters without a verifiable name, address, and telephone number nor do we publish letters with names withheld. We reserve the right to edit letters or to refuse to publish letters at our discretion. Letters endorsing political candidates will not be run before an election. Letters from groups or organizations must run as paid advertisements.
Lake View Woman Appreciates Letter On SCDOT
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I want to thank Mr. Sheldon Edwards for his letter addressing his issues with the South Carolina Department of Transportation and to let him know he is not alone
Remembering Chuck’s Milk Bar
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My name is Ray Branch, I grew up in Dillon many many years ago—and so enjoy reading your articles in The Dillon Herald about how some things were in an earlier day.
The Lonely Monument
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In a family plot, at an old church near Little Rock, South Carolina, there is a monument to a soldier who gave his life exactly seventy years ago this fall. As the years go by, it is possible that less people recall the “who” or the “why”.
A Terrible Day For Dillon In More Ways Than One
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Since when did the clouds of dust and the crash of demolition on Dillon’s Main Street come to symbolize what was once this city’s proudly displayed slogan, “Quietly Progressive”?
Letter: Roosevelt Was Important To The Little Man
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My wife said you wrote something about President Roosevelt and I replied how important he was to the middle class and the poor. It’s a good history lesson for all.
Letter: DHS Committed To Providing Quality Education
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Despite harsh economic times, Dillon High School remains committed to providing a quality education to every child entrusted to it.
Letter: I Am An American First, What About You All?
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Started out reading some of my out of town papers and most are about the Tea party holding American taxpayers for ransom.
Letter: Student Concerned About Quality Of Education
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Hello, my name is Jasmin Lane. I currently attend Dillon High School. I am in the 11th grade. I am ranked in the top 12 in the class of 2013 with a 3.860 GPA. I have been involved in student government and am active in my church youth group at Dillon Church of God.
Letter To The Editor: Proud and Historic Day
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It was a proud and historic day for Dillon County last Thursday when Salley Huggins McIntyre was sworn in as the first female Family Court Judge for the Fourth Judicial Circuit, and also the first female court judge from Dillon County.