Guidelines for Submitting Letters to the Editor

Coastal Breeze News welcomes the expression of readers’ opinions in the form of letters to the editor. Here are some basic guidelines for submitting a Letter to the Editor for consideration:

  • Coastal Breeze News will accept only one letter to the editor per letter writer, per 30-day period.
  • All letters must be 250 words or less. Coastal Breeze News reserves the right to print letters that exceed 250 words if a reduction of text would alter the intended message.
  • Letters must include first and last name, address of residency and phone number for verification purposes. Only your name and city(s) of residence will appear in print.
  • Publication of submitted letters and commentaries is at the sole discretion of Coastal Breeze News.
  • Letters must be original and not part of a letter writing campaign.
  • Letters may appear in print and/or on coastalbreezenews.com.
  • Coastal Breeze News reserves the right to edit submissions for clarity, brevity and statement verification.

The above are general guidelines and Coastal Breeze News has the sole discretion on publication, format and medium for all letters to the editor.

Letters can be mailed to Coastal Breeze News, 1857 San Marco Road Suite 216C, Marco Island, FL 34145 or emailed to the Publisher at Val@coastalbreezenews.com.

Letters to the editor

Darrin Palumbo has played many roles on Marco Island over the last 28 years including employer, real estate agent, coach, mentor, and City Councilor. To me, his most prominent role has always been …

I’ve been a Marco Island resident for many years, and I’ve watched this island change dramatically. I’ve paid attention, asked questions, and thought carefully about who I want representing us …

There is broad agreement that the next Marco Island City Council will face several significant existing challenges and others in the near future. The decisions made by Councilorswillaffect our …

I’ve lived on Marco Island long enough to know that this is more than just a beautiful place to live. It’s the neighborhoods we care about, the beaches and waterways we treasure, and the …

Marco Island is facing important decisions about growth, development, infrastructure, water quality, and how taxpayer dollars are spent. We need City Council members who will ask tough questions, …

I am pleased to endorse Jason Bailey for Marco Island City Council. As a longtime resident and construction business owner, Jason brings a practical understanding of our community and the decisions …

I’m writing today in support of Jason Bailey for Marco Island’s City Council. I met Jason in 2014 when, after interviewing several builders, contracted with him to build my home. His reputation …

The last edition of the Coastal Breeze once again highlighted problems with our canal water quality, raised by the Canal Science Symposium and Sand Dollar Island and Tigertail wildlife in the Sea …

Marco Island is our home, and we deserve a City Council that puts Residents First. That is why I am proud to support Dennis Bartolucci, Teri Sommerfeld, and Rick Woodworth – three outstanding …

Marco Island is facing decisions that will affect our community for decades. We cannot afford leadership based on politics, or personal agendas. We need City Councilors with experience, judgment, and …

September is Hunger Action Month — a reminder that food insecurity affects families in every community, including ours. Here in Collier County, the need is real. On a recent Saturday, Our Daily …

Darrin Palumbo deserves re-election to the Marco Island City Council. Simply stated, he has earned it. During his first term on Council, his work has resulted in meaningful improvements that have …

As Marco Island looks toward the future, I believe we need City Council members who will listen to residents, do their homework, and make decisions based on facts. That is why I support Chris Ricci …

A critical question impacting the Marco Island City Councilor election is “which candidates will enable voters to have a real voice in their governance and their future.”    We have seen …

I support Jason Bailey for Marco Island City Council because I have had the opportunity to know him in a way that goes beyond campaign literature and public meetings. Jason built our home six years …

When Ray and I crossed the Jolley Bridge 25 years ago, we immediately felt a calmness and a sense of relief wrap around us. This is a feeling shared by residents and visitors alike. The world, the …

Okay, I’m probably not sophisticated enough to applaud having a twenty-three million dollar Marco Island expense enacted by just one  Marco voter, (2259 vs 2258). Could it be time for Marco …

Marco Island City Council is responsible for managing millions of dollars, maintaining critical infrastructure, protecting our environment, and making decisions that directly affect property owners. …

As Marco Island residents consider who will best serve our community on City Council, I would like to express my support for Jason Bailey.Marco Island is a very special place, and preserving what …

I would like to submit a letter to the editor for your consideration.As Marco Island voters prepare to elect our next City Council, I'd like to encourage everyone to take a close look at three …

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