Breaking News

Letters to the Editor

Readers’ opinions

October is Domestic Violence Awareness Month To the Editor: Each year, October is recognized as Domestic Violence Awareness Month (DVAM) across the nation. This fall, The Abuse Network is joining the National Network to End Domestic Violence (NNEDV) and the Pennsylvania Coalition Against Domestic Violence (PCADV) in their national campaign #Every1KnowsSome1 for Domestic Violence Awareness Month (DVAM). The goal of this initiative is to raise awareness and deepen community engagement to end the stigma and myths surrounding domestic violence. One in 3 women and 1 in 9 men in the ...

Readers’ opinions

Thank you to law enforcement, corrections workers To the Editor: So much to write about. Where to start, that is the question? Let me start by commending the different branches of law enforcement that captured escaped murderer Cavalcante, and thank God that it happened without anyone being harmed. All members of law enforcement deserve our thanks for the job they do to protect the public. I know that someone at the jail in Chester County was fired because of his mistake, allowing him to escape. I don’t know all the information about how exactly that happened at that time so, I am ...

Open Line

Editor’s note: The Sentinel offers readers the opportunity to express opinions in the Open Line, but there are some restrictions on what will be considered for publication. Only comments that are positive in nature or legitimately seeking or providing information will be considered. No comments will be accepted in response to signed letters to the editor. Comments may be shortened or omitted at the discretion of the editor. Comments published in the Open Line reflect the views of the caller and not The Sentinel. Comments are verified when possible, but should be taken as ...

Readers’ opinions

Facts or talking points: BLM vs. Jan. 6 To the Editor: Arthur Keller, in a letter to the editor from Aug. 31, compares the justice system responses to the BLM demonstrations of the summer of 2020 and that of the Jan. 6 insurrection. He opined that an unequal response is an indication of a two-tiered system of justice. He begins by misquoting a June 2021 op-ed article from The Western Journal; the Journal article states that damages from the BLM riots totaled more than $1 billion, not $2 billion. The Axios article that Mr. Keller quotes refers to damages of between $1 and $2 billion. ...

Readers’ opinions

Do not compare BLM movement to Jan. 6 To the Editor: This letter is in response to the letter by Arthur Keller that appeared on Thursday, Aug. 31. In it, Mr. Keller claims there is a “two-tiered justice system” in the U.S. by equating the events of Jan. 6 and BLM protests. There is no comparison. In response to the killing of George Floyd and other black men by Eric Chauvin and some bad police, the BLM protests took place in over 2000 cities and towns and involved somewhere between 15 and 20 million people. The vast majority of the protests were peaceful, including the protests ...

Readers’ opinions

For clarity: Setting the record straight To the Editor: For those who don’t understand the “Russia hoax.” The investigation into Trump’s Russian involvement in 2015 of the coming 2016 election was based on a FISA Court issued warrant. The evidence to issue the warrant was based on a letter manufactured by the Clinton campaign and supported by the FBI who knew it was false. Therefore, the millions spent on Trump’s impeachment was based on a liberal lie and Adam Schiff’s whistleblower who was never named, never appeared and never testified! Ergo entirely a “hoax!” I ...