Letters to the Editor
September 11, 2020

Restrictions on live music, art are heavy handed

By From JT Staff Reports

Dear Editor,
I would like to talk about the situation with musicians being silenced throughout this pandemic. For the past month, trying to get advice and any sign of leadership to simply get approval to perform/practice music outside has resulted in brick walls.
Some of us musicians are sincerely try...

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