Making Way

Sun., Oct. 25, 1998

This Sunday and next, Street Level is on hiatus, paving the way for more of your letters.

With the election fast approaching, the chance for your letter to make it in is limited. Please remember, the deadline for letters concerning candidates and items to be decided in the Nov. 3 election is Oct. 29.

So, if you want to submit a letter about candidates and election issues, the earlier you do so, the better your chance that it will appear on Roundtable. Being concise will help as well.

Look for Street Level’s return Nov. 8.

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