The Easter egg hunt at Ben Lomond Community Center was a real hoot!

T.G.I.F.
Not a restaurant, not a sermon but a letter to the editor.

On March 18, 2007 Shooters’ Paradise burned down.

The Alyssa Perez story certainly shows a young lady of strength.

Mr. Charest, I have a question for you: Did you wife come here legally or illegally?

In Greg Letiecq’s recent expression of disappointment with the Potomac News’ editorial on his social activism, Greg asserted that “dangerous criminal aliens are now being systematically removed from our community.”

These truths are self-evident, the founding fathers wrote. Mr. Darrel Salisbury should understand that illegal laws should not prevail against the people, and the people have a right to object to the tyranny of the legislature that Mr. Salisbury would like to go along with.

Soon the Manassas City Council will hold a public hearing regarding a proposed Fire and Rescue Department Levy. 

Soon the Manassas City Council will hold a public hearing regarding a proposed Fire and Rescue Department Levy. 

I am a white, 62-year-old Marine Corps Vietnam veteran. As a teenager I passed out flyers supporting John F. Kennedy. I was in boot camp when he was assassinated. 

Thank you for starting my Wednesday with a hearty belly laugh when I read Tom Kopko, the “not soon enough to be former” chairman of the PWC Republican Committee say “Republicans in PWC have become stronger in PWC because we are on the right side of issues…” Stronger?

The Board of County Supervisors needs to get on with its responsibilities.

As the husband of an immigrant (Chinese) wife, living in Prince William County, I read Greg Letiecq’s column “Letiecq fights back” of March 18 with great interest but little sympathy.

When I read the letter Zoe Vitter wrote, I was so angry that I trembled.

If ignorance is bliss, Donna Widawski and many of her fellow citizens are enraptured: “Founding fathers would have said no to NVTA,” March 19.

During the evening of March 13, as the Woodbridge Kiwanis Club was celebrating 61 years of service to the eastern Prince William County community at the Montclair Country Club, they were awarded an official Kiwanis certificate, stating that the club has been designated a Distinguished Kiwanis Club for 2006-2007. 

I’m speechless again.  For the third time in as many weeks, the Prince William Board of County Supervisors (BOCS) has been unable to settle on a tax rate to advertise to the public (Potomac News Article, Thursday, March 20, 2008 entitled “Board fails to decide on tax rate”). 

Today is Easter. It is the day that many Christians celebrate the resurrection of their savior, Jesus Christ. 

“Illegals” being criminals may be partially true if you take all the gang violence, but then all races are involved in this stereotype, since gangs of all races pollute this community. Hispanics are just more infamous in being gangsters. 

I am dismayed by the misleading and incomplete information on your web link regarding my salary as a Prince William County School employee. 

It is wonderful that so many taxpaying citizens are “speaking out.”

Gary Jacobsen’s column about guns on college campuses is both arrogant and stupid. 

A recent presidential ad posed the question, “Who do you want answering the phone at 3 a.m. during a national crisis?”

This is in response to a letter by Michael J. Schwartz, president of Prince William Health Systems, concerning merging our hospital with Inova Health Systems.

When the Constitution of the United States was ratified, a colleague asked Benjamin Franklin, “What have we wrought?”

Mr. Molleur’s letter to the editor on March 18 exemplifies everything that is wrong about American politics today.

Although the Pulse is a free newspaper, I do not want it. Not only do I think it is a waste of our precious resources, but most in my neighborhood just throw it away (some actually recycle it) without even reading it. 

Del. Robert “Bob” Marshall, R-Prince William is picking up steam in his challenge to former Governor Jim Gilmore to become the Republican nominee for U.S. Senate. 

Robert T . Molleur’s March 18 diatribe against liberals’ “ irrational beliefs” was a classic. 

In preparing for the 2008 school census, the Prince William County Public Schools Construction and Planning Services Office carefully reviewed a database of prospective mailing addresses.