You can offer to state your own opinion publicly about Fort Monroe's future by
submitting a letter to the editor of a newspaper. Most newspapers strongly prefer short letters and require not
only your name but your address and phone number. Often you can boost your letter's chance to be published by responding directly
to something you've read in the newspaper that you're writing to. Here are some possibilities:
Newport News Daily Press
Keep your letter short, ideally under 250 words.
By e-mail:
By mail:
Letter to the editor
MP 1202, Daily Press
7505 Warwick Blvd.
Newport News, VA 23607
Norfolk Virginian-Pilot
Letters must include the author's name, address and daytime phone number.
By e-mail:
By mail:
Letters to the editor
P.O. Box 449
Norfolk, VA 23501-0449
By fax:
757 446-2051
Richmond Times-Dispatch
Letters must be written by Times-Dispatch readers; letters consisting of no more than 200
words are preferred. Verification calls will be made to writers of letters selected for publication.
By e-mail:
By mail:
Editor of the Editorial Pages
Box 85333
Richmond, VA 23293
By fax:
804 819-1216
Washington Post
Letters must be exclusive to The Post, must be signed, and must include the writer's home address and day and
evening phone numbers.
By e-mail: