Letters to the Editor

Letter to the Editor I was weeding my rock garden and disliking every minute of it so I began to compose a poem in my head. It is meant to be recited to the cadence of Dr Suess's Green Eggs and Ham.

Letters to the Editor

Dear Editor: Even though we moved from the area some 11 years ago, Glenys and I stay ultraconnected in spirit with our dear friends in the Greenhorn Valley.

Letters to the Editor

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.

Letters to the Editor

Letter to the Editor Thank you Terry! I really resonated with this editorial. (Three Races that Show Your Vote Matters- July 7) Complaining about our elected officials is probably the most highly participated national pastime. Yet too often we forget that we can do something about our angst - vote!

Crypto: Investment or speculation?

With cryptocurrencies so much in the news, you might be wondering if you should invest in them. But “invest” may not be the right word – because, in many ways, cryptocurrencies, or “crypto” for short, are more speculation than investment.

Batter Up!

Eighteen months into Biden’s administration and things are a little messy in the economics department, i.e., inflation is running rampant. I won’t say that Biden is totally responsible for how we got here, but he has been major contributor. Let’s use a baseball analogy.

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CCMD in Denial I realize that I am considered “chicken little” in talking about Colorado City’s water availability and that the comment “we have plenty of water” has been voiced more than once by our Board but I need to point out a couple of items of interest.

The US Mail and it's lack of local service:

Well Bravo Sierra, and Boo Hoo, The safety of 4 government workers, easily fixed by our caring government by providing the proper environment for its workers. Perhaps leasing an air-conditioned construction trailer parked near power or a portable generator. Vendors easily found by googling.

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When Green Becomes Black. Looking back on the month of May, my area experienced a 20 inch snow dump – no surprise there, it's Colorado. But also during the month, we experienced a couple of those pesky power blackouts – you know those events when you really gain an appreciation for electricity.

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Hey Big Spender… I don't get out much, but just returned from doing a grocery and gas run. I can now proudly say that I've just joined the club of big spenders. It used to be unique club, but hell, we’re all big spenders now. Enough said. Anthony C.