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I am a former resident of Lancaster County, and I subscribe to LNP | LancasterOnline to keep up with Lancaster news and the news in general.

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I read the article about a motorist shooting a bicyclist in a road rage incident (“DA says March shooting justified,” April 13 LNP | LancasterOnline) and the May 5 "Lancaster Watchdog" article “Cyclists and motorists can share the road.”

There are so many problems today. War and humanitarian catastrophes in the Middle East and Africa, plastic pollution, climate change and immigration issues are just a few.

President Joe Biden will do anything to get votes. He doesn’t care that the U.S. Supreme Court ruled against a student debt forgiveness plan earlier in his presidency.

There are a lot of smart Republicans. I tend to disagree with their politics, but they’re not stupid.

On behalf of Embrace, we would like to commend LNP Media Group for a good thing that it has done — namely, a full-page color display stating “Love Thy Neighbor. Hate Has No Place Here,” in the March 26 LNP | LancasterOnline, and a smaller display in the April 18 Balance magazine.

I was heartened by the comments in the April 30 LNP | LancasterOnline letter “Protests have become misdirected” indicating that Jewish Americans are not responsible for what is happening in Israel’s war in Gaza.

I haven’t been myself lately. It seems that everywhere I turn, I see more and more things that aren’t how they used to be anymore.

This is in reference to the April 24 LNP | LancasterOnline article “County air gets poor marks.”

I am responding to the March 24 Sunday LNP | LancasterOnline letter “President Biden has not delivered.”

It is about time that President Joe Biden received recognition for what he has done for Lancaster County.

I greatly appreciated the article “Changing the business model” in the Money section of the April 28 Sunday LNP | LancasterOnline.

On behalf of the local running community, I would like to publicly thank Sgt. Mike Gerace of the Lancaster city police and Cory Simo, operations manager of the Lancaster city Department of Public Works, for their help in creating and installing permanent mile markers along the course of the …

A proven management theory states that people increasingly rise within an organization until they reach their own level of incompetence.

To the person or persons who messed with the traffic lights throughout the wonderful City of Lancaster: You did a terrible job.