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Letters

  • Our Readers Write

    Thanks for help with fund-raiser
    Editor:
    The ladies of the Colorado Foothills Chapter of the National Charity League sincerely thank Diane and Alan Florschuetz, owners of the Muddy Buck, for hosting our first Evergreen’s Got Talent, which raised money for Operation Homefront.
    Thanks also to Mike Ulery, owner of Quality Pest Control, who volunteered his time as sound technician for a very busy and fun evening. The night was a great success, thanks to everyone who donated their time, talent and hard-earned money to support this important cause.
    Colorado Foothills Chapter,

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  • Our Readers Write

    Recall proponents’ analysis of response times is not accurate
    To residents of the Evergreen Fire Protection District:

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  • Our Readers Write

    Bipartisan effort needed to find ways to reduce gun violence
    Editor:

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  • Our Readers Write

    Recall is being pushed over a single non-issue

    Editor:

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    Burn building raises serious questions
    Editor:
    Regarding the “firestorm” over the proposed burn building, some questions come to mind.

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  • Our Readers Write

    Recall petitioners represent fraction of fire district residents

    Editor:

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  • Our Readers Write

    Signers of recall petitions should pay for election
    Editor:
    Enough, already! The 450 signers of the petitions to recall the fire board members should have to pay for the recall they want. At an estimated $70,000, that would be approximately $155.55 per signer. Cough up, people! Anyone who votes against the recall or does not sign the petition should not have to pay for it.

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  • Our Readers Write

    Issues committee opposes recall
    Editor:

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    SRC’s Holiday Food Drive a success, thanks to local supporters
    Editor:
    The Seniors’ Resource Center in Evergreen recently completed its annual Holiday Food Drive. Thanks to the tremendous efforts of local volunteers, schools, churches and groups, 144 holiday food boxes were delivered to seniors and adults with disabilities in the Evergreen, Conifer, Idaho Springs and Gilpin County communities.

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    Local businessman gives Christmas bonuses that prove a bonus to downtown merchants
    Editor:

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