Opinion

Editor: Re: Debate over facts on radio towers continues, letter to the editor, Aug.

Editor: Our provincial government has offered $40 per child per day to the families of B.C. if its dispute with the teachers drags on into September and October.

I'm not really fond of this time of year. The last days of August and the first week of September was a time I didn't look forward to. The start of school signalled the end of summer, the end of freedom from studying, exams and homework.

Editor: Re: Plans should provide some certainty, Murphy's Law, Aug. 15 Your editorial has hit the nail firmly on the head! For some time developers and their frontmen, usually the architect, have put forward proposals that nibble away at area plans.

Editor: According to Port Metro Vancouver's spokesman, there are no plans to install shore power at Deltaport until sometime after 2020. That basically means there are no plans in place.

Editor: Ellyana's Crew would like to send a huge thank you to the businesses of Ladner and Tsawwassen. Many local shops and restaurants contributed silent auction gifts to support Ellyana's Crew's third annual Pub Night held in May.

Corporation of Delta once again knocked this yearly event out of the park! This is by far the coolest event for kids of the year. My family and I once again headed to Deas Island for it's annual Starry Night.

Editor: We have lived in Delta for over 20 years. Three children have grown up and never spent a day in anything other than a Delta school or recreational association. We are proud of our wonderful community.

Editor: Re: Outdated into spurs fears, July 23 In the July 23 edition of the Optimist, Andy Skotdal, consultant for BBC Broadcasting Inc. (BBC) adds his voice over fears of blanketing interference.

A few weeks ago I was enjoying a summer break. Coffee in hand, I was scanning the newspaper when I saw an ad by the National Energy Board (NEB).