Letters to the Editor

Dear Editor, Mr Hydar Ally has taken to the media, including the taxpayer-funded Guyana Chronicle, to bash the opposition (November 16).

Dear Editor, I am becoming increasingly concerned about the alarming rate at which various foreigners are taking up residence in Guyana.

 Dear Editor, Every cricketer should look up to the two senior batsmen Shivnarine Chanderpaul and Sachin Tendulkar playing in milestone Tests – 150th for Shiv and 200th for Sachin – their last as competitors and the last for both in India.

Dear Editor, On November 10, 2012 my contract with the Ministry of Education as Senior Mathematics Subject Specialist attached to NCERD ended.

Dear Editor, I saw on Saturday that Minister Whittaker was trying to disparage the Linden Town Council for non-submission of the budget for 2014.

Dear Editor, What follows is an edited version of my tribute to the late Fazel Khan at his funeral: While we cannot be unmindful of the realities of death, we must at the same time reminisce on the life of the person.

Dear Editor, My grandmother frequently would observe: “Drunk or sober, count your number.”

Dear Editor, On Sunday October 27th I attended the ‘Feast of the Year’ celebration presented by ACDA under the patronage of the Registrar of the University of Guyana Mr Vincent Alexander.

Dear Editor, On October 7, 2013, I wrote a letter to this newspaper entitled ‘A million dollars is not enough for families of cops who die in the line of duty.’

Dear Editor,   Guyana Water Incorporated (GWI), the nation’s supplier of water and sanitation services, wishes to thank your publication for highlighting the complaint published in the Thursday, November 14 edition of the Stabroek News, titled ‘GWI has not responded to sewage backup in yard after two weeks.’

Dear Editor,   Although I first read it in the online Demerara Waves, it was surely headline news  in all the  newspapers  at home. 

Dear Editor,   In the aftermath of the mayhem on Middle Street, there has been the usual finger-pointing, handwringing, and second guessing. 

Dear Editor,   Mr Rex McKay SC responded to my last letter published in the press (‘The judge had to satisfy herself whether the ongoing publications in the Guyana Times posed a real danger…’ SN, November 11).

Dear Editor,   In reading the Stabroek News of Saturday November 9, in an article titled ‘Executive against tax-free salaries across judiciary,’ I learnt that the Chancellor of the Judiciary is receiving tax- free dollars.

Dear Editor, As a frequent user of the Demerara Harbour Bridge, I suffer its inconveniences of crawling traffic at peak hours. 

Dear Editor, Minister within the Ministry of Local Government and Regional Development Norman Whittaker has become politically unreasonable and a hindrance to local democracy.

Dear Editor, Does anyone ever remember the name Derek Hugh Goodrich, the Englishman who was the Anglican Dean of the St George’s Cathedral who retired in 1993 to Surrey, UK?

Dear Editor, Been there!  Live that!  That was my reaction to the letter titled ‘Members of the diaspora are not welcome in Guyana’ from Anthony Pantlitz (SN, Nov 14). 

Dear Editor, A wide cross-section of people have expressed their repugnance for child sexual abuse, and understandably so since such trauma inflicted on unsuspecting children can have irreversible psychological, emotional, social, and physical consequences, often lasting into adulthood. 

Dear Editor, In your response to my criticism of your marijuana article, you disputed my claims and made counter arguments (‘Sunday Stabroek was irresponsible in publishing article on teen drug use,’ November 13).