Letters to the Editor

Dear Editor, I hope by the time anyone sees this letter it won't be relevant anymore, but I have to respond to Barbara Zorc's letter in this week's paper (11/3). She claims to want to 'set the record straight' about Rep. Lauren Boebert, saying Boebert has 'helped pass' a list of items.

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Dear Editor, I read with great interest this week’s Viewpoint. I think it’s just another way the government is trying to bamboozle and confuse us. I believe they have known for some time that water is more expensive than beer. We should have switched over years, probably decades, ago.

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Dear Editor, A few months ago, I woke up to the fact that redistricting had resulted in my town, Trinidad, Colorado, now being in the 3rd Congressional District, and that Lauren Boebert is now my representative. Of course, I had heard of her; who hasn’t?

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Letters must contain appropriate language and focus on issues rather than individuals, must be signed and no longer than 350 words in length. Limit two letters per month per writer. The View editorial staff reserves the right not to publish any letter deemed offensive, or malicious.

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Dear Colorado City, As some know, a developer is trying to export Colorado City water to a proposed subdivision called Rim Rock Heights, property well-outside Colorado City. It is a far fetched idea, proposed in the Metro Board information packet for the August 30 meeting.

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A Communication Failure. A couple of nights ago I watched a good classical movie for the umpteenth time in my lifetime.

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PLEASE DO YOUR PART TO PROTECT COLORADO CITY WATER SUPPLY This letter is written Tuesday morning, September 20, 2022.

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Dear Editor, What will happen to Las Vegas and California when water and electricity from Lake Mead stops? How will this affect you in Colorado City? Where will millions of people go for water?

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Dear Editor, I’m not so sure I should take my family to a national park, or even allow them to go without me. We were having lunch at a Colorado State Park when two boys came running up the path. It looked like the bigger boy was chasing the smaller one with a stick.