Letters From the Week of July 24 

Feature: "Children Left Behind," July 10

A Bigger Voice

I am an audiologist in the Kansas City area who has just started working with children with auditory processing disorders. In oversimplified lay terms, it is dyslexia of hearing, and there is a high degree of comorbidity with autism. I get a little bit of flack within my own profession for helping these kids out with a very invisible, seemingly impossible problem. It is a tough assignment to advocate for these children with small voices, but Peter Rugg's article and the parents he presents in it are some of the best examples for outstanding advocacy I have seen in the Midwest.

Thank you for doing your part to help the children of Kansas City. Bravo!

Angela Loucks, Lawrence

Doing Our Job

I wanted to thank the editors of The Pitch for having the courage to print a story regarding the Lee's Summit R-7 School District. You interviewed both sides — parents and district staff — and made your own determinations based on the evidence. This story of how the children are being harmed needs to be told, or more and more children will be affected.

Thank you for your courage.

Joyce Lindsey, Lee's Summit

Night + Day, July 10

Quindaro Love

Regarding your Night + Day item encouraging readers to attend our Quindaro Festival: I have said it once but cannot say it enough — thanks for standing in solidarity with Building a Sustainable Earth Community (BSEC) and our desire to put pride back in the Quindaro community. We appreciate your effort to help us showcase our decency.

We all love you over here in Quindaro.

Richard Mabion, Kansas City, Kansas

Fat Mouth, July 10

Counter Culture

Thanks to Charles Ferruzza for his Fat Mouth column on Fox's Drug Store. It is a great place to go and have a root-beer float. They have great coffee, and a large group goes by each morning.

Thanks for taking the time to visit.

Vicki Turnbow, President, Raytown Area Chamber of Commerce

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When I used to enter your FREE STUFF contests I would get a confirmation e-mail that my entry had been submitted. I used to win passes, etc. fairly regularly. Now when I try to enterm a contest, I don't receive a confirmation e-mail, I can reenter to win over and over and it just takes me back to the "sign me up to win" page again and again. I haven't won anything for months and want to know if there is something wrong with your website's contest page or what. This was a major source of trying out new things for me and hate to not have these contests to motivate me to get out more. Thanks for your assistance.

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