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Reader: The evidence points to another surge in COVID cases, which will only prolong the agony of the past year.

Op-ed: “Can an algorithm tell when children are in danger?” asks a headline in the March 12 edition of The Morning Call. The answer is no.

Reader: What bothered me the most was disabled people in wheelchairs, people using walkers and with canes or crutches having to stand in the...

Reader: Cultural slights and peripheral issues divert too much attention and energy from the real problems that we face.

Reader: If some government agency wants my background checked, let them pay for it.

Column: There are more pros than cons to building tiny homes for the homeless in Allentown.

Reader: Pennsylvania could soon launch a new bipartisan clean energy program, linked to the multi-state Regional Greenhouse Gas Initiative.

Readers: What is going on in the Minneapolis courts? The settlement in the George Floyd civil trial was announced right before the criminal...

Reader: We’re starting to hear about the horrors of the national debt. But no one is talking about national assets.

Reader: I think Jesus would be less concerned about the border and building walls and more concerned about the mass of people who are fleein...

Column: Local police can't use radar in Pennsylvania. But that could change soon.

Reader: Today I had my second dose of freedom, better known as the Pfizer vaccine.

Reader: Regarding a column on Biden’s proposed tax hike, it seems as if it should be a piece on how the corporate world sticks it to workers...

Reader: The Republican Party has been infiltrated by dangerous subgroups and greed.

Reader: I would like to give a huge shout out to Wind Gap Pharmacy in the Slate Belt.

Reader: Anthony O’Brien’s op-ed “Bezos vs. Biden: Who does more to improve lives?”read like a promotional piece for entrepreneurs who have c...

Op-ed: The controls on reporters talking to people and doing newsgathering have become a pervasive norm through our culture. Why that's a pr...

Reader: Many thanks and much appreciation to the nurses and volunteers at LVHN, Hazleton campus.

Many readers think a village of tiny homes proposed in the Lehigh Valley won’t help the homeless problem.

Reader: There is one area of notoriety that Pennsylvanians have recently excelled in. And that is the 26 people arrested for their alleged i...

The Pennsylvania primary is about two months away, but lingering problems with the state's mail-in ballot system still have not been correct...

Reader: The Allentown City Council approved $100,000 to purchase new displays for Lights in the Parkway. I feel that the money should be res...

Reader: Kudos to the Lehigh Valley Health Network for its seamless handling of the COVID-19 vaccine, from scheduling on the portal to vaccin...

Reader: The Roman Catholic Church's recent statement on refusing to sanction same-sex marriages is disappointing.

Column: Readers weigh in on what they'd like to see at the Allentown State Hospital site.