Letters to the Editor

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"I enjoyed the newsletter. The articles were informative and not of overwhelming length. I found the 'orange peel' test humorous. I really liked getting all the information on local strawberries and highly applaud your policy of supporting local growers...the more you can do it the better. I am now working diligently on not buying fruits out of season except bananas and grapes, so the more you can bring in locally in season, the more we can have, Thanks so much!" - Brenda Khoo


"The newsletter is awesome looking and contains good content. Good job! Looking forward to future newsletters." - Linda Du


"I just wanted to let you know that I was completely surprised by the Kin's newsletter. I knew that I had signed up my name and email for it, but really, I just expected a basic email with 'this weeks specials.' I was surprised by the photos and the content. I love the idea of the recipes and will have to try the chocolate-cream cheese covered strawberries! Even the orange peeling personality test was cute. Thank you and I look forward to the up coming newsletters." - Nicole Wilson-Chin


"Overall, I enjoyed reading the information on the newsletter. The specific ones that I enjoyed included the beauty tips (with the use of natural ingredients) and also recipes. I'm not sure if those are topics that will be covered on every issue, but I hope to see them again!I also enjoyed the orange appeal personality test and have decided that I am a slicer! Personally, when reading newsletters, I always enjoy something "fun" in the article. Similar to the orange appeal personality test. Other thoughts may be to have a riddle (aka fruit/vegetable joke) or have a close up picture of a fruit or vegetable and have people guess what it is. The answer could be published on the same newsletter or in the next newsletter. Similarly, to change it up a bit, having a cross-word puzzle related to fruits and vegetables would be fun too. But those are things that I personally would be interested in, and not sure if the general public would too! Just a few thoughts above. All the best." - Lori