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Letter: Barnstable Needs To Think Twice About Nicotine-Free Proposal
The following letter was submitted by Paresh Patel, who operates the AM PM Convenience Store in Hyannis.

The following letter was submitted by Paresh Patel, who operates the AM PM Convenience Store in Hyannis.

Armand: At Barbering for Tomorrow, we are turning apprenticeship statistics into real outcomes for young adults in the Gate City.
A letter to the editor from Jefferson Council Candidate Dottie Santasieri:
Rockingham County Sheriff Chuck Massahos recently endorsed Bruce Breton in his 2026 selectmen's race.
Congressman Casten presents himself as thoughtful and humane towards the Palestinians but ignores Israel’s mass killing of Gaza civilians.
The following letter was submitted to Greenwich Patch by resident Rachel Khanna.
The following is a letter to the editor from Henry Mielarczyk:
The following is a letter to the editor from Meghan Lynch:
"The Greenwich Lions Club sincerely thanks the entire community for your incredible support of this year’s Ruby Red Grapefruit Sale."
Behavioral health doctor: This time of year can be difficult for those facing pressure to navigate complex family relationships.
CMO, UnitedHealthcare Student Resources: The season is about more than gifts or busyness. They remind us of the power of human connections.
New Greenwich Selectwoman Rachel Khanna has submitted a letter to the editor.
Vidya Parwani and Safa Khan submitted a letter to Patch regarding an upcoming decision regarding Sudbury's school calendar and holidays.
Public Safety Advisory Board member: Public safety is central to the infrastructure we need to assess our ability to absorb new residents.
Outgoing Greenwich Board of Education member, Kathleen Stowe, has submitted a letter to Patch thanking the community as she ends her term.
Concord City Council candidate: Voters were frustrated and infuriated by spending, taxes and crime, but also primarily chose the status quo.
The following is a letter to the editor from former Parsippany Council President Michael J. dePierro:
Concord business owner: Amanda is a pro-business, commonsense leader who understands that a strong local economy benefits everyone.
Brooklawn Boys and Girls Cross Country teams both won the Greater Morris Junior High School Group 3 Championship.
Concord resident: The SAU 8 board of education is not listening to our serious cost concerns by approving a $155 million middle school.