I was traveling through your county Monday evening, on Highway 59. I saw a bright glowing light on the side of the road. As I approached I noticed there was a truck…
Category: Letters to the Editor
Change needed
Dear Editor, After watching the live feed from school board meeting I was honestly very disappointed with the behavior of some of our elected council members. For someone in a position of…
And again, Thank You!
Dear Editor: Yesterday, I had the opportunity to be involved with a rescued mastiff dog that was noticed as a stray by Sheriff McNeill on Highway 27 in Jefferson County. He contacted…
Thank you for your service
This morning, while driving Maddie to camp at Cavallo Farms, I saw what appeared to be a small pony in the roadway. Even from a great distance, I could tell that whatever…
Thank You Jefferson County Donors
Thank you to the Jefferson County community and to those who generously donated to this year’s 4th of July Firework’s and Program with special thanks to Jefferson Somerset (use of football field…
Hot, Hot Board Meeting
It makes one wonder why at the last Jefferson County School Board meeting the same explanation by Superintendent Arbulu had to be repeated several times for some board members to finally understand…
More on the Board
After reading the article in the Monticello News last week, it became crystal clear regarding the failure of our school board. After reading the coverage of the board meeting, one thing was…
Somerset knows what is best
I read in last week’s Monticello News that our school board felt somewhat left- out going onto the campus of Somerset Jefferson County. It seems that all of those years on the…
I love this town!
Hi folks. I have really fond memories of this town. The first summer here. My Mom worked in Tallahassee and my step-father was working on a road construction job near Cherry Lake…
Whats next for the Kilpatrick Auditorium and the Watermelon Festival?
Much has been made – and rightly so – about the rift between the Jefferson School Board and the organizers of the Annual Watermelon Festival over the use of the Kilpatrick Auditorium….
Addressing the matter
Dear Editor, There is legitimate furor over the condition of the auditorium as delivered to the Watermelon Pageant, and as your Superintendent, I must address this matter. It was my responsibility to…
There is some hope for a few of our Millennials
One of today’s teenagers is a tomorrow’s world leader. Think how scary that is … at times with all the headlines regarding safe places, damaging private property because one does not agree…
To the Class of 1968
Fifty years (50) went by in the blink of an eye. You are my childhood friends and my heart’s memories. All of you are an important part of my life and I…
Don’t throw trash in my yard and then claim I never clean up
I have a message for George Pouliette. Your recent letter to the editor caught my attention and I am extremely curious to know why exactly you consider Katie Hopkins to be a…
Anti Gun Kids
Kids walked out of school again last week, In memory of the Columbine and the Parkland shootings by two mentally disturbed youths. Unfortunately, these kids have no idea what is really going…
Florida’s continuing sports welfare
Yesterday the Tampa Bay Times reported how Pinellas County is spending over $41 million in bed tax revenue to pay for improvements to a stadium used by the Toronto Blue Jays, a…
Thank you
I would like to issue a huge THANK YOU to: First United Methodist Church, Capital Heights Baptist Church, First Baptist Church, Elizabeth Baptist Church, Hiram Lodge #5, Kiwanis Club, and Waukeenah Methodist…
AR-15/30-Round Magazines
As everyone should be aware, a lot of people have gone off half-cocked (no pun intended) as a result of the terrible South Florida shooting. A number of people have a fundamental…
Letter to Editor
Being a Merchant in the downtown area of Monticello, I take exception to the recent article, and the picture of my business posted in the Jefferson Journal dated Friday, February 23, 2018…
A (Not for Children) Children’s Story
Submitted by Sheila T. Slik A small child was playing with his wooden blocks in his room. He built a big beautiful bridge. No one knows why, but he found something about…
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