Icon requirements for letters to the editor
By Paula Scott, Icon editor
In recent weeks, the Bluffton and Ada Icons have received letters to the editor from near and far on a variety of topics. Here are our freshly updated requirements for these submissions:
- Letters should be 400 words or less.
- Letters must be original and civil in tone.
- Letters should focus on the opinions of the writer.
- Statements of facts need to include sources of information or data.
- Letters containing offensive language or content will not be published.
- Libelous or slanderous statements will not be published.
- Letters referring to prior letters or news stories should include
the headline and publication date.
In general, letters must come from individuals who live or work in the Ada or Bluffton readership areas. Writers should provide the Icon with their address and phone number. Only your name and city of residence will be published.
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Stories Posted This Week
Friday, May 2, 2025
- BHS seniors exhibit art at Gallery 323 through May 7
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- Pirate baseball blanked by Lincolnview
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- Local land conservancy hires first Executive Director
- Steiner to present Swiss Family Migration program on May 21
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Thursday, May 1, 2025
- Angel M. Langhals owned LFE/API Meters
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- Blessing of the Bikes, May 4
- Metzger honored at 2025 Black Swamp Council meeting
- Volunteer invitation for Bluffton Pathway Count in May
- Pirate tennis edges Ottawa-Glandorf
- Bluffton EMS station staffing goes 24/7 on May 1
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Wednesday, April 30, 2025
- Observation deck added to Motter Park cascading pools project
- Bluffton Women in Business meet May 15
- Four sportsmen stock 200 trout at Buckeye Lake
- Pirate girls, boys 2nd at Minster track quad
- Pirate baseball win vs. Riverdale
- Pirate softball loss vs. Riverdale
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