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I am a Christian, but I am disabled. I would like to see churches have more seating for disabled people. If you have, for example, four disabled parking spaces, I would like to see perhaps four chairs in church to accommodate the disabled. I have not been able to attend church since January because the pews are so hard to sit on.

I have been seeing that District 2 Donald Lovette’s seat is up for grabs. I was told that Councilman Charles Frasier’s son is looking to run. We need someone to run in the county that’s going to do for everybody, and not have race on their agenda. Councilman Frasier keeps race going. He’s the only councilman on the city council that keeps bringing up race. Let’s wake up, people, and do not put another Frasier in there.

I just finished reading the article about Col. Milton about reducing the size of the Army’s force. At this time, with the unemployment rate among veterans as high as it is, for them to decide to put that many veterans out on the street again now seems obnoxious. And his statement of “We’re going to thank them for their service, give them a pat on the back and send them out the door” was outrageous as far as I’m concerned.

The fish picture Tight Line put in (a recent) Sunday paper was really a nice picture, but he needs to check the size limits on red fish in Georgia. I believe the creel limit is 5 and the slot limit is 23-27 inches, and you can’t keep any big red fish. Just a note to the wise, that might be a good idea for him to check the limits.

Editors note: The fish was caught in Louisiana and not subject to Georgia Laws.

If Adam would have married a man, they only would have two men in the world. What a small world that would be, with only two men not able to produce children.

Well, I’ve said it before, and I’ll say it again: There are only three things guaranteed in this lifetime: Taxes, death and the Comcast rates going up. Check your bills again, folks. Your rates are going up again.

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“I am so sick of hearing and reading about Chick-fil-A opening on Sunday. This family is a Christian family and no Chick-fil-A has ever been open on Sunday. There are many other restaurants open on Sundays.”

“Thank you, former county Commissioner John McIver and city Councilman Chris Stacy for looking out for the people of Riceboro. There are many residents there who have died of cancer recently and no one else is caring for the people.”

“I glad we got a new chief, Kirkendall. I don’t know what he’s done, but I’m going to give him a chance.”

“Why won’t the sheriff’s department do anything about the four-wheelers screaming up and down the roads in Woodland Lakes and Lake George? And the BOA in Lake George won’t do anything either.”

“My God, American people, we are patriots by nature. How in the world could we have allowed so many Russians to be connected to a campaign for president? That’s not patriotic.”

“The worst neighbor in Rye Patch lets his dog run free and poop on others’ property. He’s too cheap to buy trash bags so his trash blows onto others’ property. And he’s just an annoying jerk.”

“Thank you, Niki Seale for writing a sensible letter to the editor in the April 4. I full support your views.”

“Sadly, being white and raised in Liberty County, I never really understood the legacy of Martin Luther King Jr. But today, marking the 50th anniversary of his assassination, I realize that has changed over the last year and a half. I enjoyed all the articles in the Coastal Courier. And I think his significance is ever more important than ever.”

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