‘A Letter From the Editor: The Future of the Sun’
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I am very deeply disappointed and disheartened to hear this sad statement [Editorial, “A Letter From the Editor: The Future of the Sun,” September 4, 2008].
I have been a subscriber to the Sun for more than three years, and I look forward to it every day.
It is a rare voice — a paper that is intelligently written, is pro-America, pro-Israel, and that covers local, national, and international stories that the other mainstream press and broadcast press outlets choose to ignore.
And did I mention the exceptional columnists?
Please say it ain’t so.
MONA NORMAN
Far Rockaway, N.Y.
Reading your editorial about the dire future of The New York Sun was like receiving a kidney punch [Editorial, “A Letter From the Editor: The Future of the Sun,” September 4, 2008].
It has left me reeling. Your newspaper, which has carved a very important and reliable alternative in the now dismal world of journalism, must survive. There is too much at stake here for New Yorkers. I have proudly seen your paper grow under adverse circumstances, and I congratulate you and your staff.
YVONNE CONDE
New York, N.Y.
