The Nov. 21 letter “Big questions facing America” was a call to heed author Naomi Wolf’s warning signs of fascism.

With election distractions mostly over, perhaps we can resolve the local part of the Chesapeake Bay pollution problem.

Those of us at the Quarryville Library Center would like to express our gratitude for all the support we have received from the community during the past year.

A truly inspiring story appeared on Page A1 of the Nov. 28 LNP | LancasterOnline (“Opting out of Donegal library”).

As an educated, open-minded citizen of a democratic country that is supposed to represent all types of people and beliefs, I am greatly saddened to watch the gradual “dumbing down” of America.

In response to the Nov. 22 LNP | LancasterOnline spotlight of letter writer Michael Spangler, I beg to differ with him on several points.

The Nov. 12 letter “US will fall like Babylon,” in my view, unabashedly proselytizes, tortures facts into compliance with religious dogma and implores those who don’t believe that America was founded on Christian principles to “check your history.”

The word “Christmas” has controversial origins. But the holiday season does, too. Family get-togethers, mutual gift-giving and year-end celebrations are all accused of having pagan origins.

I enjoyed the Nov. 28 article about Donegal School District librarian Matthew Good’s resignation (“Opting out of Donegal library”).

It is disheartening to hear how many people seem to want to censor school libraries and Christianize their content.

I am both amused and disgusted by the attacks on libraries — both public and school-based.

After reading the Nov. 28 article “Opting out of Donegal library,” I wanted to write to express my support and appreciation for Donegal School District librarian Matthew Good.

Public libraries do so much with so little. I’m grateful for all that my family gains from frequent visits to our local branch. I could never afford my own voracious appetite for books without the library, and now I’m raising two avid readers.

My solutions to school controversies:

Regarding some Warwick School District parents and their anti-“woke” agenda (“Parents to fight ‘woke’ culture,” Nov. 29 LNP | LancasterOnline):

This is in response to the Nov. 28 article “Opting out of Donegal library.”

I read with dismay that Akron’s doughty borough council seemingly feels that the Ephrata Public Library isn’t properly pandering to its prejudices and thus the council will be withholding funding from the library.