Letter: Words can kill (8/21/2024) - Editor, Gazette-Journal: Ex-President Trump’s racist rhetoric may cost American lives. His ignorant words show a lack of understanding about the importance of America’s worldwide cooperation with people of all faiths… …
Letter: Who will represent us best? (8/21/2024) - Editor, Gazette-Journal: Some tout how well Congressman Rob Wittman represents us. The question is, is that just their feelings or is that the actual data of his voting? The facts… …
Letter: Crazy world (8/21/2024) - Editor, Gazette-Journal: What a crazy world we live in. Four years ago, I would have called you crazy if you had told me we would be witnessing the following: That,… …
Letter: Republican no longer (8/21/2024) - Editor, Gazette-Journal: I recently resigned from the Mathews/Virginia Republican Party because party rules would ban me for four years for supporting an opposition candidate. Paraphrased excerpts of my resignation letter… …
Letter: Celebrity (8/21/2024) - Editor, Gazette-Journal: If you have not seen the cover of Time magazine and its article on Kamala Harris, you should. Could it be Kamala is trying to exceed Taylor Swift’s… …
Letter: Woke world (8/21/2024) - Editor, Gazette-Journal: I awakened one day to a “woke” world. Everything was different and “Those who know what is best for you” said that was the way it should be.… …
Letter: Heal the divide;vote for RFK Jr. (8/21/2024) - Editor, Gazette-Journal: My conservative friends think I am liberal, and my liberal friends think I am conservative, but I am independent. Did you know that 51 percent of Americans identify… …
Letter: Comix Con was great (8/21/2024) - Editor, Gazette-Journal: The Gloucester Library held its seventh annual Comix Con on Saturday, August 3, and I want to thank John from Jerseys Cards and Comics, along with the library,… …
Letter: Thanks for stories on local cooks (8/21/2024) - Editor, Gazette-Journal: Thank you, Betty Wrenn Day, for bringing interesting stories about food and local cooks to our awesome community newspaper. Earlier this month, your column featured Annie Bell Billups… …
Editorial: Kudos to MCPS (8/14/2024) - A new school year is almost here (buses start rolling in Gloucester and Mathews a week from Monday) and school divisions across Virginia are looking at what steps they need… …
Editorial: Roller-coaster season (8/14/2024) - It’s almost here. Five short weeks from tomorrow—Friday, Sept. 20—Virginians will start to cast their votes in the 2024 presidential election. It’s certainly been a roller-coaster season, especially in the… …
Letter: Board erred in rezoning (8/14/2024) - Editor, Gazette-Journal: It is my opinion that the Gloucester Board of Supervisors made an error in judgement, at its August 6 meeting, in approving the requested zoning change to add… …
Letter: Information please (8/14/2024) - Editor, Gazette-Journal: Our Republic depends on informed voters. These days, as we are absolutely bombarded with information, we should try to seek direct statements over opinion/interpretation. Both the Democrat Party… …
Letter: Socialism on the ticket (8/14/2024) - Editor, Gazette-Journal: The Democrats’ downward spiral to Socialism started with Woodrow Wilson, but really took off after Barack Obama. Everything about him was fake, but because he was such a… …
Letter: Why I’m voting ‘red’ (8/14/2024) - Editor, Gazette-Journal: I have read many letters from area Democrats urging us to vote blue in the coming election. It seems the same people write repeatedly in their eagerness to… …
Letter: Above her pay grade (8/14/2024) - Editor, Gazette-Journal: President Biden recently announced “fulfilling his duties as president,” i.e., to January 2025. Knowledgeable and basically honest voters in 2020 feared Biden leaving Kamala Harris in charge if… …
Back-to-school (8/14/2024) - Summer is ending and back-to-school season is upon us once again so we asked our Facebook followers what they enjoy most about back-to-school time. The most popular answer was getting… …Editorial: It’s not over yet (8/7/2024) - Recent events have proved the truth of an ancient saying that, “the wheels of justice turn slowly but grind exceedingly fine.” A news item last week jolted the memories of… …
Editorial: Your political letters (8/7/2024) - We surrender. Sort of. We have tried to keep letters on politics under control, but some of our correspondents are relentless. It’s apparent, even with three months to go until… …
Letter: Take action now on climate change (8/7/2024) - Editor, Gazette-Journal: We did it! We’ve achieved a global monthly average surface temperature increase of over 2.7 degrees from pre-industrial levels for 12 months in a row! Back in 2015,… …
Letter: Enough (8/7/2024) - Editor, Gazette-Journal: One hundred million 100 dollar bills will fit on one pallet. One billion 100 dollar bills equals ten pallets. One trillion 100 dollar bills is equal to a… …
Letter: An interested group (8/7/2024) - Editor, Gazette-Journal: Recently, the Mathews Museum hosted a visit from Mrs. Virginia Coyle’s class from the Mathews Bay School’s summer camp group. This group was of Pre-K age and had… …
Letter: A plan to destroy women’s rights (8/7/2024) - Editor, Gazette-Journal:This note—on the GOP’s appallingly violent and deludedly male-supremacist plan to destroy every woman’s sacred right to reproductive self-determination AND health care privacy—from the American Civil Liberties Union recently… …
Readers’ choice (8/7/2024) - This past week, we asked our Facebook followers how they like to read the Gazette-Journal. The results showed that most respondents like to read the print edition of the paper… …Rain, Rain Go Away (7/31/2024) - This past week, we asked our Facebook followers what they were doing to pass the time over a very rainy week. Nearly 70 percent of respondents signaled that they spent… …