'A Click Away' Speaking of fitness [Wellness Issue, January 15], I wanted to take a moment to thank you for your fantastic online issues. Wednesdays in this household are called "Seven Days Day." Due to multiple sclerosis, I can't always pick the paper up that day. When a recent Friday came around and I still hadn't read the latest issue, I looked on your website. The articles are much easier to see for those who have vision problems. The zoom button is fantastic. Plus, the colors pop off the screen, making me want to look closer at every ad. I am no longer frustrated at not being able to see each word. Now I can sip my hot chocolate and watch the snow come down. My health returns to homeostasis. Namaste. Winter Wednesdays and Seven Days is just a click away. Yippee! Carol Ann "Sunshine" Wooster Burlington Barre Is Better [Re "Acts of the Apostles: In Barre, Dozens of People Have Perished in the Opioid Crisis. Can a Church for the Addicted Stem the Losses?" December 4]: So many others have said this better and more succinctly than I can or will, but I want to make it clear that while the profile of the work being done in this article is interesting, the depiction of Barre is disappointing and dated. Every community in Vermont is suffering with the nationwide addiction crisis. It doesn't define Barre, no more than that crisis defines Burlington, or anywhere else, in the way this writing would suggest. This article could've featured the same work being done and included a spotlight on all the many ways in which Barre is growing, changing, evolving and focusing on community care. All the new businesses, community spaces, new folks moving here, new energy coming into town. Barre is a multifaceted, multidimensional community worthy of more respect — and much more celebration — than what was given here. Olivia Dunton East Montpelier 'True Christians' I was crumpling paper to start the fire in the woodstove when I came across this article in Seven Days ["Acts of the Apostles: In Barre, Dozens of People Have Perished in the Opioid Crisis. Can a Church for the Addicted Stem the Losses?" December 4]. Amazing coverage of effective work being done by true Christians on behalf of people who truly need it. Deeply grateful for this inspiring and hopeful story. I'm sharing widely…