9/11 snub insensitive

Mon., Sept. 19, 2016

At first I was stunned, then angry, when I saw more than half of the front page featured Mayor Condon. (His problems could have been published on another page or another day.) What happened to 9/11, not even a flag of remembrance on the front page?

The date of Sept. 11 was a horrific day that changed the history of America and impacted the lives of thousands of people around the world and should never be forgotten. Your choice not to recognize the importance of 9/11 was not just poor judgment, it was disgusting and insensitive.

Judy McGrady

Liberty Lake

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