|
|
Close to Home
Close to Home appears on Sundays in the Washington Post and features letters to the editor about local issues.
More letter, editorials and op-eds can be found in our
Editorials and Opinion section. You can use our online form to submit your own Letter to the Editor.
|
No One Will Be Left in the Lurch
| |
Sunday, September 10, 2000; Page B08
| |
As the city considers profound health care reform recommended by its health care development commission, many residents have expressed fear about the future of D.C. General Hospital. They worry:
|
|
|
The Standard Is Superior
| |
Sunday, September 10, 2000; Page B08
| |
Why do engineers have to study poetry, or literature or history?
|
|
|
Sweet Savage Memories
| |
Sunday, September 10, 2000; Page B08
| |
Last November, after placing flowers at my mother's grave at the cemetery in Savage, Md., the old mill town on Route 1 north of Laurel, I drove through town, ritually passing by Great Grandmother Smith's house, Grandma Reedy's house, then the Reedy farmhouse, all on Savage-Guilford Road and all now owned by people I've never met.
|
|
|
Citizen Police for the City
| |
Sunday, September 10, 2000; Page B08
| |
I am a retired police officer who served for 22 years in the District, and I found the Aug. 22 front-page article "Increased D.C. Police Presence Tried Again" sadly accurate.
|
|
|
Give Us Back Klingle Road
| |
Sunday, September 10, 2000; Page B08
| |
Ward 4 residents have been deprived of the use of Klingle Road, an important east-west artery in the District, since 1990. That must change.
|
|
There are 5 stories left.
© Copyright 1999
The Washington Post Company
Back to the top
|
