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Letter to Editor I would like to say a very special thank you to Patricia Leach and LouisLowe for the pep rally given in my honor on October 14 during Cancer Awareness month. Additionally, I want to thank the school staff and cheerleaders to make such a time so special. To say that I was surprised and overwhelmed is an understatement! You never expect you will hear the word “CANCER” in your life, but I have had excellent support from the beginning from Dr. Robbye Lengefeld, the Hamilton General Hospital and staff and my oncology team. I’m overwhelmed with the support from my entire Hamilton community. Your prayers sustain me in this journey. I love my hometown Hamilton so much and with God’s help, I and my precious family will continue to push through all the tough days to better days. I thank you and I am so blessed with you all. Mavis Finch Letter to the Editor, We all love to hang a name on things, and I have been contemplating this issue for some time now when people ask me what I should call myself, descriptive wise. Some people have some pretty imaginative terms, but I can’t print them here!!

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Editor: I look forward to reading the Letters to the Editor in the Hamilton Herald-News each week.

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Did a swashbuckling swindler slip a certain Texas sena-tor a big wad of cash on Nov. 6, 1960? Four years later, that was the $50,000 question that threatened to sink Ralph Yarborough’s reelection campaign.

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Letters to the editor

Dear Editor: The HISD board meeting Oct. 17, 2022, was well attended. The public participation, always on the agenda, was mostly about the “bad” and “ugly” of the 1027-acre solar project located south of Lamkin. The speakers ranged from those who live nearby, to the Pottsville area and State Highway 281 North. Ages ranged from HISD students to seasoned adults.

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Kwame never cursed, slammed the steering wheel or even sighed. K-LOVE played on his radio, and he sat way back in his seat, casually humming to the radio when he knew the song.

Letter to the editor

Dear Editor: On Monday, Oct. 17, I attended a Hamilton ISD School Board meeting. This meeting was well attended with standing room only for concerned citizens. The majority of these concerned taxpayers were there to express their objection( s) to chapter 313 tax abatements for proposed solar farm developments.

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