Letters
Letters from our readers.
Nestlé Waters: For the record(7)
Contrary to some recently expressed opinions that information regarding our Chaffee County spring water development project has been difficult to obtain or hidden, Nestlé Waters has worked diligently to ensure that information on the project is readily available to the public and that the approval process is transparent.
New, undisclosed information regarding the Nestlé 1041 application(2)
John Graham forwards a report by Delia Malone of CNHA that raises questions about Nestlé Waters’ 1041 application, recently recommended for approval by the Chaffee County Planning Commission.
Heads-up, Chaffee County(1)
Ann Graham writes to encourage the community to think locally when it comes to the Nestlé project.
Is Nestlé really a good neighbor?(2)
Dr. Sherry proposes that Nestlé pay a small royalty to Chaffee County on the water that it extracts.
Do no harm, stick to the facts and take a long-term view(0)
The state legislature must focus on the real effects cuts will have on families and businesses, on long-term economic competitiveness and on our future prosperity and opportunity, The Bell Policy Center argues.
Hot water on tap for pool(1)
Positive change is afoot (or afin) at the Aquatic Center, as projects involving the installation of the hot water pipe and the reopening of the locker rooms move forward.
Let’s move forward(7)
Hugh Young writes to clarify some issues around the Occupational Lodging Tax (OLT).
City Councilman Damman discusses 2B(10)
An open letter regarding Mr. Damman’s views on the lodging industry.
Salida toddlers’ playgroup starting(0)
Salida mothers are starting a playgroup for local toddlers ages 1-3.
The Convergence Project seminar “Common Ground in a Polarized World”(3)
The Convergence Project works with opposing groups to help them find common ground on issues of contention. Brock Oyler will present a seminar “Common Ground in a Polarized World” on January 22nd from 6-8 PM at the meeting room of the Salida Regional Library.
Single-payer health system preserves choice(0)
I am a board-certified family physician unable to actively practice because of effects of bilateral breast cancer radiation on my immune system. When dealing with Los Alamos National Lab’s self-insured United Healthcare administered program, I was evaded throughout the appeal process until arbitration to pay for services that Medicare would have covered to determine the appropriate treatment for my breast cancer.
More good news for the school district(1)
Local school district achievement results are the best in the state.
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