Another bite from my Social Security check ("Baltimore Sun to begin charging users of its website," Sept. 25)? I love my access to The Sun every day and need that fix. I was born in Baltimore in 1932 and love my city, love reading about my hometown and love the way it's reported. Now it's another thing I'll have to do without. Currently, I must pay for my Internet service, but having to pay again to keep current with all that's important to my city is beyond my budget.
Along with everything else that's changing in my aging process, now The Sun has to fall away. I am devastated.
Evelyn Conklin Orsini