Letters
Letters from our readers.
Nestlé not a done deal(0)
Ed Berg writes to say that Nestlé still has more hurdles to clear before breaking ground for its water extraction project.
Dog park to be named after local canine(1)
Loyal Duke was a brown water spaniel owned by Charles F. Catlin, who ran the Monte Christo Hotel at the end of F Street. When he died, Calin buried him atop “Little Tenderfoot Hill.”
Forcing a fit(0)
Jane Browning writes to say that Nestlé is not a good fit for Chaffee County.
Disturbed by observations of Nestlé approval(1)
Michele Riggio writes to say that Commissioners place undue trust in Nestlé.
Journalism 101(1)
A response to Mountain Mail editorial
Mountain Mail follow-up letter by Jimmy Descant(1)
This is an explanation of my recent letter to the editor of the Mountain Mail.
Just say no to Nestlé(0)
Susan Soltysik writes to encourage Chaffee County to reject the carrot.
Nestlé project fails to meet requirements(1)
Jay Gingrich notes that economic studies have overstated benefits and minimized costs, according to testimony.
Nestlé hasn’t been a good neighbor(0)
Tom Chandler writes to suggest that Chaffee County’s residents would benefit from a more critical perspective on whether Nestlé is a good neighbor.
Dry winds of change(0)
Ed Berg writes to say that we must adapt to increasing pressures on diminishing resources.
Nestlé has positive aspects(2)
Bruce Ward writes to draw attention to positive arguments about the Nestlé project.
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