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Regarding Denise van Domselaar’s letter, “Vaccines cause more harm than measles: writer,” in the Gazette, Saturday, May 3. Dear Denise, I have taken the liberty of breaking down your letter into six main points.

As we move on down the road, I want to thank the many St. Albert citizens who visited to wish us well in our new location in Westlock. We will be fine.

The timing of the current measles outbreak in Alberta underscores the importance of immunization. During the first half of the 20th century, preventable diseases killed thousands of people.

May I add my voice of support to that of Denise van Domselaar for your recent letter (“Vaccines cause more harm than measles,” Gazette, Saturday, May 3) regarding measles vaccinations? When I too read the front page headlines urging us to

I was thrilled to volunteer as a race marshal at St. Albert's Roy Financial Mayor's Walk for Charity this past Saturday. The event was well organized and well attended.

I note with sorrow the passing of Florence Lefebvre, a legendary St. Albert character.

After reading the front page news of the April 23 edition of the Gazette, warning about the health hazards of measles, I had to give my head a shake.

Because of her willingness to argue against the accepted verities of our times, Doris Wrench Eisler seems to have become the victim of a campaign of personal vilification by certain of the St. Albert Gazette’s readers. Letter writer Zenon W.

Zenon W.

I would just like to add my opinion to the arguments over Ukraine in your paper. Both Doris Eisler and Zenon Wojnowskyj are misinformed/wrong. Eisler argues that Ukraine should be left with Russia.