We welcome letters to the editor. They must be signed and should be no longer than 250 words. We reserve the right to edit for clarity and civility. We do not publish consumer complaints, political endorsements by organizations or elected officials, or "open letters." For confirmation only, please include your home address and telephone number. The deadline for submissions is Monday by noon.
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To the Editor,
I am quite pleased with your covering of “human interests” stories, I was quite impressed with the story about the Dedham teen involved with National American Miss.
Check out Dedham Transcript's cartoon Table Manners by Dedham resident Brendan Hayes.
To the Editor:
I wish to thank the gracious people who aided me in my incident in East Dedham Square on Tuesday, March 2. My destination was the Dedham Diner for breakfast and a morning walk turned into quite an experience. I fell face first down on the pavement after I stubbed my toe against the curb at the crosswalk.
To the Editor:
As past and present Council on Aging board members and colleagues of the current chairperson, Leanne Jasset, we feel compelled to write regarding the outrageous allegations by former COA Director Rita Kalcos. She has stated that her dismissal is somehow the result of retaliation for Leanne referring “non-seniors” to the COA for assistance.
Somewhere between the headlines, policy revisions and never-ending meetings, the real issue of bullying is lost: the child.
Check out Dedham Transcript's cartoon Table Manners by Dedham resident Brendan Hayes and Dan Franch.
For over eight years I have had the honor and privilege of serving the seniors of Dedham as their outreach social worker and director. That honor and privilege ended Jan. 26, when I was officially dismissed as the Director of the Dedham Council on Aging by the Town Administrator William Keegan for allegedly violating the Massachusetts Conflict of Interest Law.
Check out Dedham Transcript's new cartoon Table Manners by Dedham resident Brendan Hayes and Dan Franch.
Check out Dedham Transcript's new cartoon Table Manners by Dedham resident Brendan Hayes and Dan Franch.
