Letters to the Editor

Letter to the Editor Terry, you are obviously a saint based upon your column's recent thoughtful response to the letter to the editor. You showed more restraint than I could have ever mustered. Of course, the original paid ad was exaggerated and over the top.

Letter to the Editor

I recently saw the very offensive and divisive paid political add calling ourpresent government officials corrupt, anti-American and even criminal. I was livid! I believe in free speech but that’s truly the pot calling the kettle black!

I Fought The Law And The Law Won.

Such was the popular rock song of the 50s and 60s – a time when those lyrics were accepted as a foregone conclusion. We've entered an era where we can't say that anymore.

Letter to the Editor

I realize that I may be one of the so called, “I am here, you are not, you are not welcome” people but I truly think that CC needs to take a serious look at curbing further water taps.  Note the article on Pueblo West.

Letter to the Editor - Teach the Teacher

Teach The Teacher.             Early last summer I wrote a letter headlined, "School Daze." The letter covered the implementation of Critical Race Theory (CRT) and the "1619 Project" into K-12 classrooms.

Lessons from 100 Years Ago

I was working at the Colorado Mental Health institute in Pueblo about 20 years ago when some excavators, preparing to put in a foundation for a new building, discovered human skeletons. After some scientific tests it was determined that they were from the time of the Flu Pandemic around 1920.

Letters to the Editor

Letter to the Editor Interesting article in the Pueblo Chieftain about Pueblo West Metro Board voting for temporary halt on growth, halting sale of new water taps and building permits. Our Metro District Board has claimed they have no control over issuance of building permits.

Letters to the Editor

Dear Editor, I’m writing to let you know that the article in last week’s paper about charities contributing to our Valley communities had incorrect figures in connection with Volunteer for Community’s (VFC’s) activities.

Viewpoint: Take a Deep Breathe, COVID Controversy Isn’t Over

The Supreme Court, by a 6-3 vote last Thursday, blocked the federal COVID mandate which required employees at companies with 100 or more employees to be vaccinated or tested weekly. An estimated 84 million people were affected by that ruling.

Letters to the Editor

The Taxman Cometh. Well it's a new year and tax filing time will be coming shortly. Evidently, Uncle Sam is getting his ducks in order to acquire as much money as possible. For 2021, they've let it be known that any taxpayer, regardless of the content of his or her character, is okay with them.