Stockton Sentinel: I see there is a red mark on the paper so we need to renew. We want to keep the paper coming.

Dear Editor: This past year, our kids, grandkids, etc. have lost so much due to the 2020 Pandemic—no school, sports, get-togethers, etc.

Dear Editor: The Stockton Food Pantry is needing to relocate once again due to the Scout House, which houses the Food Pantry, being torn down for the construction of the new Manor. We will need to relocate by July 1, 2021.

Dear Editor, I think we’d all agree that living in a small town has its advantages. Our family has lived in Stockton for nearly four years now and we have been treated wonderfully by the community.

Dear Editor, I have been reading the Stockton paper since I could read, and considering my age, that is a lot of years. My parents, Mr.

Dear Editor: After the anomalies in many of the states in our republic during the 2020 presidential election, I began to research the use of electronic vote-casting and tabulating machines in our state. What I have found is disturbing as much of it primarily affects the smaller counties of western Kansas; a few of them have been my home as a lifetime Kansas resident.

Dear Editor: Thistle be a “two-part” letter this time as there are two different subjects I need to cover. Since the new administration has changed the way we are to speak, I’ll do my best not to get myself or the Sentinel into trouble.

Dear Editor: Congratulations to the 7 girls on the Lady Tiger Basketball Team on their big win at Mankato. Trailing most of the time and 7 points behind with less than a minute to play, the Lady Tigers tied the game for overtime and managed a terrific win over the Rock Hills Grizzly girls.

Dear Editor: I would like to commend the city employees who worked and may still be working to keep power continuing in the city of Stockton. Due to the cold snap, power was off around our area (not to mention Texas).

Dear Editor: I recently published a short work of fiction. The title is, “From Disaster To Destiny.” It is a historical, inspirational romance dated in the post Civil War decade of the 1870s.