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Gainesville Sun letters to the editor for July 17, 2021

On July 6, when the County Commission denied a solar farm in Archer, key points were ignored.  First, the heartfelt stories by opponents of the solar farm described pride in generational ownership of land, seeing wildlife and having gardens. While they saw solar as opposition to these things, there is nothing about solar that would affect those experiences.  Second, there is extensive data showing climate change to disproportionately affect the Black community. While a few neighbors celebrated the denial of the solar farm, they and the broader Black community will continue to suffer hardship as food and energy production and health are diminished by the changing environment.

Gainesville City Commissioners vote to end the Pay-As-You-Throw program - The Independent Florida Alligator

Gainesville City Commissioners vote to end the Pay-As-You-Throw program The 27-year-old system is coming to an end in Gainesville May 17, 2021 | 6:10am EDT Plastic bottles and cartons were placed inside of orange and blue bins for recycling on Southwest 23rd Drive in Gainesville on Wednesday, May 12, 2021. With a newborn baby in her house, Nina Bhattacharyya finds it increasingly important to save money and cut down on waste. However, with the Gainesville City Commission’s May 6 decision to remove the Pay-As-You-Throw program, the Zero Waste Gainesville founder is concerned about her ability to do so. Pay-As-You-Throw began in Gainesville in 1994, and the purpose of the program was to create an incentive for residents to produce less waste by making it more expensive to own a larger trash bin, Bhattacharyya said. Homeowners can choose from four trash bins, each with a different size and price. The smallest bin h

Today s letters: Readers comment on the governor s policies on public education, city trash changes and ransomware attacks

Today s letters: Readers comment on the governor s policies on public education, city trash changes and ransomware attacks The Gainesville Sun © ASSOCIATED PRESS ARCHIVE Surrounded by lawmakers, Florida Gov.Ron DeSantis speaks at the end of a legislative session, Friday, April 30, 2021, at the Capitol in Tallahassee, Fla. (AP Photo/Wilfredo Lee) Support public schools  Here we go again. Thank goodness we finally got rid of Betsy DeVos, the education secretary who hated public schools and did her best to destroy them. Now we have a governor, Ron DeSantis, who is doing the same.  He is going to take our taxpayer money and give it to 60,000 kids so they can go to private, for-profit schools. Supposedly they will get a better education. But how about the 60,000 kids that are staying behind in the public school? Why are they getting a lesser education? The only fair thing to do is to send everyone to private schools so they would all get a better education.�

Letters to the editor for April 10, 2021

Letters to the editor for April 10, 2021 The Gainesville Sun Right-wing rhetoric   What is it with the Gainesville Sun and sports columnists who parrot Republican talking points? First it was recently retired Pat Dooley who showed his political colors by belittling Colin Kaepernick s kneeling during the national anthem.   Now it s Dooley s replacement, David Whitley, taking the right-wing slant on Major League Baseball s moving the All-Star Game from Atlanta to Denver in support of protests to Georgia s new racially restrictive voting law. Whitley even makes use of right-wing rhetoric with the word woke, which means well, I m not sure what it means. But I know it s a favorite of conservative pundits who want to ridicule liberal concerns over aspects of institutional racism.  

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