Letters to the Editor

Holiday cheer cards for veterans The holidays will be different for all of us this year. The flights home will be empty; the tables will be set for far fewer.

Fonthill Lions thanks On behalf of the Fonthill Lions Club, I would like to thank the Voice for its generous support of the Fonthill Lions’ inaugural “Breakfast with a Side of Santa” Drive-Thru meal event.

Vaccine optimism Where to start? There are more signs of progress in the fight against the dreaded coronavirus; however, we can’t let our guard down. Two vaccines that are made by American companies have shown promising results.

Proper use of masks is key to their efficacy COVID is not a hoax. It's not like the flu. It has dangers unique to it that medical experts are still discovering.

Those who wish to learn will find a way Reading the Globe and Mail online last week, one paragraph jumped out at me, practically smacking me in the face and starting a chain reaction.

A banner year We wish to thank our partner, the Town of Pelham, for a job well done. Our new banners depicting veterans from Pelham were placed last week along Wellspring Way at the community centre— eight new banners with 16 veterans.

Buy Niagara, buy fresh—but buyer beware Just over a week ago I purchased apples from the local Sobeys store believing my purchase would be crisp, fresh produce locally grown. How wrong I was.

Names Matter...but not more than our collective health What a difference in two weeks! Now we are in a second wave of Covid 19. Our small Names Matter group was going to gather outside, six feet apart for a meeting.

Meeting in the middle: Both faith and action are necessary In my initial letter to the editor, lauding the weekly Faith Lift column by Pastor Rob Weatherby, I stated we are living in an epoch where fear has shrouded the world due to the pandemic, and

Objection to message misses messenger's point In response to my letter of September 16, “Faith, Fear and COVID-19,” Theron Jordan muddies the water by invoking the two meanings of faith [“Faith doesn’t necessarily imply religion,” Letters, Sept.