Editors note: This letter is in response to the editorial titled “Up Up and Away.” Twenty-nine years ago, my daughter and her first grade classmates signed a petition to stop balloon launches ...

We are recovering from the COVID-19 epidemic, which could have been manufactured in a Wuhan laboratory, and now a balloon from China is allowed to drift freely over our country.

This letter provides answers to frequently asked questions regarding compliance with Regulation Z’s repayment ability rule for higher-priced balloon mortgage loans with terms of less than 7 years.1 In ...

But balloon releases are not healthy for our environment. Balloons that are released into the air don’t just go away; they either get snagged on something such as tree branches, or electrical ...

AUBURN (CBS13) — A letter to heaven from a young girl to her dead father that was scrawled on a balloon has fallen to Earth. The girl who wrote it lives 435 miles away from the parking lot of a ...

A little girl from Whittier, Calif., wrote a letter to her dead father on a balloon and released it into the sky. The message touched hearts 400 miles away in NorCal.

Regarding “Rising Concerns: Pressure builds in debate over releasing balloons” (Page 1A, March 28): I want to applaud The Record for bringing attention to the issue of balloon launches.

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Balloon releases must stop (“Balloon release honors 2 teenagers killed,” Reading Eagle, Oct. 26). The balloons don’t go to heaven. What goes up, must come down. Released balloons are ...