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To the editor:I am responding to the brief in Tuesday June 14th Fairfield Ledger: ?Vegetables won?t be allowed in city right-of-way.?This is the email that I sent to Ron Adam and the rest of our city council members. I agree that nothing should be growing in the right of way that would obstruct visibility for traffic and pedestrians, especially at corners.However, I disagree that just because you (Mr. ...

To the editor:?Are Christians persecuted in Fairfield?? This was a question asked of me at a recent Bible Study we hold every Wednesday evening at Word of Life Lutheran Church. My answer to this question was ?yes!?You see for over 2000 years now Christians have traditionally worshiped on Sunday morning and for most of that history sporting events have recognized and respected their desire to do so. However ...

To the editor:Being an avid fan of Waterworks Beach and distraught over its recent closing, I attended meetings this week with the Park and Rec Board as well as the Safety committee meeting at City Hall on Tuesday. Based on what I heard there and the demand from people, young and old, meditating and not, I believe our beach will reopen. That is the good news. The devil is in the details. I agreed with the ...

I recently heard some guidance from a much wiser man than I.I do what I can to put these things to good use, but when I thought about it, it seemed like terrible advice.I was told to ?live every day like your last.?We?ve all heard it before, but no one has ever taken it to heart because it would make for a terrible world to live in. The general public running amok with nothing to lose does not seem like ...

To the editor:Over the years my granddaughters and I have had many wonderful days during the summer swimming at Waterworks Park. Think what a ban would mean. It is beyond common sense. Hot days, a wonderful park, a great beach, and a fun, refreshing swim, going beyond just chest deep water ? a real swim. What a wonderful way to teach children the joy and cautions of swimming. In a way it is weird that we ...

A third baseman had her bright red, dyed hair pulled back in a ponytail. A shortstop had a leopard-skin print on her shorts. She was the same one who was shivering and asked, ?How much longer do we have to play?? when I was cleaning off home plate after the third inning.It was chilly, but still a nice night for senior league softball at the O.B. Nelson dirt diamond across the street from Casey?s South.Last ...

Andy Hallman is news editor at The Fairfield Ledger.

Diane Vance is a Ledger staff writer.