Letters to the editor
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To the Editor, My name is Richard Corrente. I am a confirmed Democrat. I have supported Democrats since John Kennedy introduced the “Income Tax Reduction Act” of 1961. That said, I … more
To the Editor, Reading the article about how our school committee will not balance the budget until 2029 has made my blood boil! Is this what we are teaching our students? "Don’t worry … more
To the Editor, An open letter to the School Committee: This morning [March 19] I attended the Warwick School Committee’s building committee special meeting.  This meeting … more
To the Editor, Congratulations to the author of the February 20, 2025, Beacon editorial! I was wondering how long it would take for the powder puff editorials to stop and the utter disgust … more
To the Editor: This holiday season, many individuals find themselves separated from family and loved ones due to various circumstances, including work commitments, travel limitations and … more
To the Editor, What a commentary on our little state. Recent headlines announce “RIBridges still down,” referring to the online customer interface for RI social services that was … more
To the Editor, What a commentary on our little state.  Recent headlines announce “RIBridges still down,” referring to the online customer interface for RI social services that … more
Last night (Monday, Dec. 16) was my last City Council meeting.  It has been an honor serving as your councilman the past eight years. I am proud of all the work we have done together. I served … more
There’s still time to find the perfect gift. You’ve been reminded of that by countless retailers as we close in on Christmas Day. And while you may have already completed your … more
To the Editor: According to columnist Ian Donnis, Congressman Seth Magaziner thinks President Biden issued a pardon primarily to protect his son, Hunter. (Talking Politics, Dec. 12) I disagree with … more
To the Editor: This letter is an attempt to echo and augment the suggestion of a recent letter-writer, Martha Cruciani, that the new Warwick high schools should be outfitted with energy that is … more
To the Editor: Did you know ...that a homeless pet, cat or dog, is destroyed every 90 seconds across this country? Animals in shelters are dependent upon folks deciding to adopt them if … more
To the Editor, Thank you, mayor and your team! I often wonder how much everyone recognizes how much the mayor does in a 24-hour day and how committed he is to Warwick. The demands everyone … more
To the Editor, Season Greetings! This is my present to all Warwick taxpayers: Let’s build the new high schools with the future in mind.  Let’s design them so that … more
To the Editor:   We are nothing in this world but a speck of dust;  with no idea what to do, except muddle through and adjust.    Yet sometimes we … more
To the Editor, This year, I campaigned on the need for the City of Warwick to have better long-term planning and City Charter reform for more checks and balances between the City … more
  T’was the night before Christmas, From Cranston to Warwick Neck, The residents were so happy. Our taxes were held in check. … more
To the Editor, It took some time, but the changing of the guard is almost complete.  Rhode Island and the rest of America is in the final stages of its shift from its old baseball … more
To the Editor, I was a federal employee for over twenty years, and I find it very refreshing that President-elect Trump has decided to finally address the problems that have plagued the federal … more
To the Editor, In our most recent election, a pattern appears to have emerged in Warwick: of 20 elected, party-affiliated positions in our city (RI Senate, RI House, mayor, City Council), 19 of … more
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