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Letter to the Editor,In reponse to Viewpoint on Governor Candidate Michael Bennet Victor Marx is the answer.

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Letter to the Editor,It was how my family “did Christmas” in the 1960’s: six kids, dogs, parents, suitcases and gifts into the Pontiac station wagon for the 418-mile trip from Pueblo, Colorado to my paternal grandparent’s home in rural Rushville, Nebraska.

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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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Viewpoint This is a travesty of epic proportion. It cannot be understated but, for the life of me, I can't figure out how to 'get out the vote'. More importantly, the lack of education of the voting populace is baffling. So many outcomes are ill-informed and shocking (Mamdani et al).

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Letter to the Editor Touching Viewpoint story, Terry. Amen to your prayer for that young policeman. Spiritual warfare continues to rage in our great country.Warfare continues to rage in our great country.

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Letter to the EditorI was very disappointed in the “interview” recently published about Scheppelmann.First, because her attacks on Hurd were largely false or grossly misleading. If Hurd was asked about these, he would obliterate her claims.

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Letter to the EditorLocal four-year-old says no to vandals.Rye, Colorado-a small mountain town in the heart of the Greenhorn Valley. Not very much happens here.

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Letter to the EditorA little goblin told me that the Rye Halloween event will be visited by songs and sounds of the night. Who knows what might be heard on an FM radio tuned to 93.9? If you are part of the festivities, bring your radios and play them LOUD so everyone can hear the mystery station.

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Letter to the EditorLabor is a common challenge in Colorado agriculture. Businesses struggle to find qualified and trained employees. At the same time, young people who want to pursue a career in agriculture have limited access to training programs that provide real-world work experience.

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Letter to the EditorI am very gratified to be a member of the 1.9% in our country over 85 years of age. I too thank God for every new day upon awakening. I hope to still be issuing thanks when you receive this email. But, just in case posthumousness is appropriate, carry on, dear 4.5% friend.