To the Editor: In your June 9 news article on the Brooklyn neighborhood known as Dumbo, you mention the tiny state park at its heart.

To the Editor: Your June 13 news article "Bishops Uneasy on Whom to Protect" makes the bishops' quandary very clear.

To the Editor: Your June 10 news article about the two women murdered on the Appalachian Trail misses the point.

To the Editor: In your June 29 news article about graduation ceremonies for preschoolers, an early-childhood educator says: "We can't just throw them into a new environment.

To the Editor: Your June 21 news article about Albany's short-changing of New York City should not have included enhancements to Medicaid.

To the Editor: Your June 7 news article concerning the supposed hazards of allowing schools to have rifle teams highlights the rampant silliness of gun control efforts.

To the Editor: Two June 28 news articles serve to highlight Washington's cynical human rights posture.

To the Editor: I read with interest your June 17 news article on the fight in Oregon on the right to die.

To the Editor: Contrary to the graphics item accompanying your June 8 news article on long-term care, Medicare provides some help in dressing, bathing and eating.

To the Editor: Your June 1 news article about candy-wrapper crinklers at opera, theater and concerts suggests that there is no hope of silencing them.

To the Editor: In your June 9 news article on the Brooklyn neighborhood known as Dumbo, you mention the tiny state park at its heart.

To the Editor: Your June 13 news article "Bishops Uneasy on Whom to Protect" makes the bishops' quandary very clear.

To the Editor: Your June 10 news article about the two women murdered on the Appalachian Trail misses the point.

To the Editor: In your June 29 news article about graduation ceremonies for preschoolers, an early-childhood educator says: "We can't just throw them into a new environment.

To the Editor: Your June 21 news article about Albany's short-changing of New York City should not have included enhancements to Medicaid.

To the Editor: Your June 7 news article concerning the supposed hazards of allowing schools to have rifle teams highlights the rampant silliness of gun control efforts.

To the Editor: Two June 28 news articles serve to highlight Washington's cynical human rights posture.

To the Editor: I read with interest your June 17 news article on the fight in Oregon on the right to die.

To the Editor: Contrary to the graphics item accompanying your June 8 news article on long-term care, Medicare provides some help in dressing, bathing and eating.

To the Editor: Your June 1 news article about candy-wrapper crinklers at opera, theater and concerts suggests that there is no hope of silencing them.