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Letters to the editor must include the writer’s name, address and phone number and be no more than 250 words. The Appeal reserves the right to edit them. Letters also may appear at nevadaappeal.com. Only one letter can be submitted every 30 days. Mail it to Letters to the Editor, Nevada Appeal, 1071 S. Carson St., Carson City, NV 89701. Send emails to editor@nevadaappeal.com.

Letter: Democracy or autocracy?

Letter to the editor of the Nevada Appeal

Get Healthy Carson City: Halloween and Nevada Day Parade safety tips

As Halloween approaches, the Carson City Sheriff’s Office and Carson City Health and Human Services department wants to remind everyone to stay safe while having fun.

Faith & Insight: Sing

It is crucial for Christians to recognize the impact of singing in their spiritual lives and to actively participate in this form of worship.

Jim Hartman: Question 7, requiring voter ID

State Question 7 on the ballot in November is an initiative that would amend the Nevada Constitution to require all in-person voters present a valid photo identification before voting.

Past Pages for October 19 to 22, 2024

Carson City history from the Nevada Appeal archive

Letter: Road funding shell game?

Letter to the editor of the Nevada Appeal

JoAnne Skelly: For the love of trees

"We bought our house 36 years ago because I fell in love with the trees."

Trina Machacek: Squeamish things

I have seen dead things. I have smelled dead things. I have seen things go from alive to dead. I have buried dead things.

Past Pages for October 16 to 18, 2024

Carson City history from the Nevada Appeal archive

Letter: Left policies are cause for rising costs

Letter to the editor of the Nevada Appeal

Letter: California is a bad neighbor

Letter to the editor of the Nevada Appeal

Ron Knecht: Of road repairs, city revenues and mayoral elections

Road repairs and city revenues to fund them are big issues in this year’s Carson City elections.

JoAnne Skelly: A Nevada English-like garden

A water-efficient landscape (WEL) has more space between the plants than a typical English garden. It doesn’t rely on rainfall for regular irrigation, but instead uses a well-designed drip irrigation system.

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