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The letters to the editor section is one of the most widely-read sections of the newspaper and can reach a large audience. It allows community members to comment on the way issues are being addressed in the media and to influence the topics the local paper may choose to cover. Elected officials often monitor this section of the newspaper and take notice of constituents' opinions.

We've made it easy for you to contact your local newspaper with your views with the contact information below. Remember, editors want to hear from you in your own words! Feel free to adapt information from this website for your letter.

Publication

Phone

Letters Email

Al Dia

215-569-3271

editor [at] aldiainc [dot] com

Chestnut Hill Local

215-248-8814

pete [at] chestnuthilllocal [dot] com

Germantown Courier

215-848-0475

editor [at] germantowncourier [dot] com

Mount Airy Times Express

215-848-0475

editor [at] germantowncourier [dot] com

Northeast News Gleaner

215-969-5400

pmcnally [at] newsgleaner [dot] com

Northeast Times Weekly

215-355-4857

jscanlon [at] phillynews [dot] com

Olney Times

215-424-4082

pmcnally [at] newsgleaner [dot] com

Philadelphia City Paper

215-875-1811

hickey [at] citypaper [dot] net

Philadelphia Daily News

215-854-5691

views [at] phillynews [dot] com

Philadelphia Inquirer

215-854-4483

Inquirer [dot] Letters [at] phillynews [dot] com

Philadelphia Tribune

215-735-3612

philatrib [at] yahoo [dot] com

Philadelphia Weekly

215-563-0620

twhitaker [at] philadelphiaweekly [dot] com

Reporter

215-855-3432

citydesk [at] thereporteronline [dot] com

South Philadelphia Review

215-336-1112

editor [at] southphillyreview [dot] com

Star Publications (Fishtown Star,
Port Richmond Star)

215-355-4857

jscanlon [at] phillynews [dot] com

The Evening Bulletin

215-735-3019

editor [at] thebulletin [dot] us

The Spirit

215-423-6308

news [at] spiritnewspapers [dot] com

The Weekly Press and University City
Review

215-222-2378

editor [at] pressreview [dot] net

Westside Weekly

215-474-9378

westsidepa [at] aol [dot] com

Ideas for your letter

  • Casinos will cost the city more than $52 million.
  • Crime is already high in the city. We don't need a crime-increasing industry.
  • Development in Philadelphia deserves minimum standards. The casino industry has avoided any standards, allowing them to build massive slot parlors as close as 200 feet from people's homes.
  • Studies say people don't want toxic waste dumps across from your house. What's second on the list? Casinos. They degrade our neighborhoods and don't belong next to schools and homes.