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Comment on Food Editor Deborah Hartz-Seely Steps Down from Sun Sentinel by home appraisal

home appraisal — Mon, 13 Feb 2012 15:00:09 +0000

This is really a sad news but I should understand the fact that Deborah has personal life as well that even though she loves the show, she has to make a very important decision.

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Comment on Food Editor Deborah Hartz-Seely Steps Down from Sun Sentinel by David Burnham

David Burnham — Tue, 05 Jul 2011 21:11:56 +0000

After working for so many years in the same field, maybe a change is just what she needs to progress in life. Sometimes everyone just needs to figure out how their lives are doing and where they are heading. My Uncle worked for an airline for 25 years then out of the blue decided to become a tour guide in Mexico. Do what makes you happy.

Comment on Food Editor Deborah Hartz-Seely Steps Down from Sun Sentinel by Kelly Wright

Kelly Wright — Thu, 23 Jun 2011 05:43:45 +0000

Deborah Hartz-Seely is a very passionate column writer for the Sun Sentinel for many many years. I love her cooking tips and menus ideas. However, I was one of her fans who got disappointed when she suddenly drop her column. A mom who works online like me benefits a lot from her column. I hope she can put up a website soon!

Kelly, single mom and writer for composter reviews

Comment on Food Editor Deborah Hartz-Seely Steps Down from Sun Sentinel by Harry Klitza

Harry Klitza — Fri, 10 Jun 2011 05:39:08 +0000

This is unfortunate, especially when someone such as Deborah left such a big impact on many people who had the pleasure to read her posts.

But as they say, it can often be best to leave while you are on top, rather than fade away.

A goodbye post would have been nice but it’s not something anyone should have any real qualms about.

I wish her all the best on her future projects.

Harry Klitza
Blogger @: Sunrise Clock

Comment on Paper Cuts: Newspaper Buyouts and Layoffs by Danielle

Danielle — Wed, 08 Jun 2011 21:18:52 +0000

It’s too bad that the new age of electronic communication is having such an adverse affect on the publication business in North America. I definitely empathize with those who have lost their jobs, and wish them luck with their careers.

-Danielle
Writer, Enviroselects.com

Comment on Food Editor Deborah Hartz-Seely Steps Down from Sun Sentinel by Chris

Chris — Tue, 07 Jun 2011 19:28:44 +0000

Hopefully she can take her experience and turn it into a web column. I really enjoyed reading her stuff while she was published!

Chris
Webmaster, Gardenlightsguru.com: Landscaping Ideas for Front Yard and More

Comment on Food Editor Deborah Hartz-Seely Steps Down from Sun Sentinel by Katelynn Frey

Katelynn Frey — Tue, 07 Jun 2011 13:29:20 +0000

Well, it is frustrating at first that Deborah Hartz-Seely leaves her post in its prime state without any announcement from her or from the publication. After reading the interview with her, I still don’t get the point of leaving a her post on its top. But then again, I need to respect her decision and must realize that we all have our own free-will. Rest assured, that the recipes and cooking tips she shared will forever be remembered by her avid readers like me.