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Jun 25, 2021 · We'll expand letters to the editor to provide more space for a wider exchange about the issues of the day, with an emphasis on solution-seeking and identifying what brings us together over what ...
Similarly, a campaign of letters to the editor (letters sent from multiple sources addressing a single issue) can add energy and urgency to the call for increased attention to different health issues. A sample letter to the editor is provided in this tool kit. 1. Make it timely. Letters to the editor are usually a response or a reaction to an
Aug 19, 2017 · (We still read the letters that arrive by snail mail, but they often reach us two or three days late.) It’s then a process of filtering until we end up with the 20 or so letters that appear on ...
Jan 5, 2021 · End with a call to action. Keeping in mind that the piece shouldn't run any longer than 300 words (and that some publications have guidelines limiting letters to 150 words), wrap up with a line ...
Jun 29, 2021 · June 5, 2021. The Editor The Chronicle Mumbai- 556530. Subject: Improvement of the city’s public transportation. Sir, I rely on public transportation to get around the town. Through this letter in your esteemed daily, today I would like to highlight some serious issues related to the recent incidents on public transport that are severely affecting the regular commuters lik
Mar 1, 2024 · Dear [Editor’s Name], I hope this letter finds you in good health. I am writing as a concerned reader to express my strong protest against the recent [issue/article title] published in your newspaper on [date]. [Explain in detail the aspects of the issue or article that you find objectionable or problematic.
1 day ago · Editor, The Journal, Editor Justin Johnson’s renewed “local content” requirement gave us two letters a week for the last four weeks. The Opinion page is now one page; top half is 600-word, Journal-written articles of dubious importance. Bottom half is for everything else; letters, political cartoons and Journal information.
