Letters

Editor: I am writing regarding your Sept.5, edition specifically the front-page article on Rt. 9 and the accompanying editorial. First, I’d

By Anthony V. Fasolo Everyone agrees that we are a divided nation now. But we were united then.                     Members of

Editor: Hurricane Dorian is devastating evidence that climate change is real and is happening now.  In the Atlantic, there was at

Editor: Last night Congregation Sha’are Shalom was honored to host the League of Women Voters Loudoun County’s School Board Candidates

One of the biggest worries facing military veterans when they leave active service is finding productive opportunities in the private sector, a challenge which has long been recognized as a major hurdle for many of them. However, recent data suggest that concern is out of date. Vets are taking full advantage of the current vigorous labor market. In fact, according to the most July report from the Bureau of Labor Statistics, the unemployment rate for veterans as of August is 3.2 percent, significantly lower than the 3.7 percent rate for the overall working age population.

Editor: I’m surprised and disappointed that Loudoun Now would waste the entire letters page of the Aug. 29 print edition on

Editor: I felt compelled to write this letter as I am completely dismayed at the Democrats attempt to hijack the election

Editor: As liberals are wont to do when the facts don’t fit their narrative, they change the subject, and we have

Editor: Wouldn’t be something if our kids win the Little League World Series and we had the promised stadium at

Editor: It was disturbing to read MB Cranshaw’s incoherent screed in your Aug. 15 issue, attacking Congressional Democrats and the “left-leaning