Letters

Editor, The News:

I was shocked at Ed Brimner’s recent call for the “purging” of those who, in his opinion would be Republicans in Name Only (RINOs) in the local Republican Executive Committee. Make no mistake, the target of Mr. Brimer’s attack is not RINOs. It is Commissioner Howard Kessler.

Editor, The News:

On Monday, Feb. 1 at 9:15 p.m., I was driving north on Highway 319 toward Bloxham Cutoff when I saw something white in the middle of the road. I slowed down and began to drive off to the right of the road when I saw a Walker hound that had been hit and was still alive.

The animal was injured so badly that it was unable to move itself off the yellow line of the road. While trying to get my vehicle turned around to go help, I called the Wakulla County Sheriff’s Office to explain that there was a dog that had been hit but was still alive.

Editor, The News:

Thank you so much for the wonderful coverage of Dr. Howard Kessler’s trip to Haiti. It is nice to see The Wakulla News post a very informative article about all that he has done for these disadvantaged people. Dr. Kessler was able to do what many of us would like to do – provide a valuable service – instead of just sending money or thinking about what needs to be done.

Editor, The News:

The family of Willie Belle Akers wishes to express our sincere appreciation to the many individuals who called, visited, sent cards and flowers to our family.

Thanks to Minister Robert Murray of the Carrabelle Christian Center who officiated at the service. In addition, thank you to the Carrabelle Police Department for their traffic control and Bevis Funeral Home and Skip Young for their helpful direction in making the arrangements.