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Editor’s note: Indian Land resident Colin Wilson sent this letter to the members of Lancaster County Council regarding target shooting in residential areas.
Ihave read that you are considering an ordinance concerning residents shooting on their private property.
I am a resident of Indian Land, a longtime National Rifle Associaion member, an avid skeet, trap, rifle and pistol shooter, as is my wife. We live on McFalls Drive off Carolina Acres Road in Indian Land. More than half of our neighbors are NRA members, hunters and shooters.

Beve Lynch
Dear Mr. Dean Faile,
I don’t understand why the Lancaster County Chamber of Commerce is so upset. The CNN reporter simply wrote what she was told in interviews with citizens of Lancaster County. That is what reporters do.
If the chamber is upset with anyone, perhaps you should speak to those who gave offensive interviews or put Lancaster County in a bad light, as you see it.

Collaboration. I like the sense of collaboration with the governmental and nonprofit organizations, including the school district.
Together, we address the challenges that our county has and work hard to find solutions.
We work as a team. In many communities agencies operate in silos, not realizing what others are doing.

Sharon Novinger
Executive director
Lancaster County Partners for Youth

On behalf of the Lancaster County Outreach Project, I would like to thank the community for your outpouring of support to the children of our county during the holiday season.
The Outreach Project exists to enhance the lives of abused and neglected children who are in foster care or who are under the supervision of the Lancaster County Department of Social Services.