Editor, Sun-Sentinel:
This letter is in response to an article [“CHS ‘considering’ change at football coach”] printed in the Thursday, Dec. 12, 2019, edition of The Sun-Sentinel.
Editor, Sun-Sentinel:
My first encounter with the Petersen Cemetery began when I was a small girl living at home on what is now Taylor Drive.
Editor, Sun-Sentinel:
A few weeks ago Mr. [Joe] Young wrote about the county’s new E-911 addressing not working with GPS and no one taking responsibility.
Editor, Sun-Sentinel:
I would like to sincerely thank Jessie Williams of the Charleston Water Department and the men — Jimmy Bynum, Michael Diltz and Paul White — who helped him.
They recently fixed our broken water line and got it all done in one day.
Editor, Sun-Sentinel:
I recently had a problem in Charleston and didn’t know what to do.
I called the Sheriff’s Department and officer Bubba Williams came. He was friendly, courteous, professional and, most of all, fixed my problem.
Editor, Sun-Sentinel:
I would like to thank all those who came to the men’s luncheon at the Paducah Wells Church of God of Prophecy on Aug. 24. It was a huge success, with delicious food and wonderful fellowship.
Editor, Sun-Sentinel:
I heard on the Greenwood news that if you think a pothole damaged your car, make a report to the board, get an estimate and prove the pothole caused the damage.
Editor, Sun-Sentinel:
For the third time our county leadership ordered a new numbering of all addresses for our Emergency Management Agency.
Editor, Sun-Sentinel:
I would like to thank everyone for their prayers, visits, money, other gifts or whatever else you may have done to make me feel better.
I thank God for the love that He has shown me through you.
Editor, Sun-Sentinel:
The Charleston Arts and Revitalization Effort would like to thank the citizens of Charleston and others who supported and participated in CARE’s second annual Independence Day parade and program.
