Letters
Letters from our readers.
Mountain of a house(45)
I invite you to come to the 400 block of West Sackett Street and see the valley’s newest mountain. Of course, it is a handmade mountain of a house. The developer building such a monstrosity also has eliminated almost all yard.
Gratitude for Full Circle Restorative Justice(1)
My family and I were repeated victims of vandalism. Like anyone would, I began to fear for my family’s safety. Angry, disgusted are only a fragment of the emotions we experienced during that time.
I suggest we all do the same.(0)
Chaffee County has benefited from the bi-partisan work of Senator Gail Schwartz (Democrat) and Representative Tom Massey (Republican).
Salida Riverside Fine Arts Festival offers thanks(0)
Special thanks to the local people who attended the festival, met the artists and bought artworks. We appreciate your annual support as we continue the challenging task of developing this art and music festival to be a Chaffee County Signature Event.
Everyone – Including Retirees, Businesses – Should Support School Bond Issue(4)
“With the squeeze on spending, it is more important than ever to prioritize what and where any of our funds are disbursed. I urge everyone to support the bond issue for the new Salida high school.” – Karin Adams
School Board awards roof replacement contract(0)
Based on Mr Hesslink’s experience EDPM roofing materials and its method of application is the best product for our building and offers a much better warranty.
SLV groups question transmission line development(0)
These present transmission line proposals will, in effect, obligate multiple industrial scale solar sites miles wide, and forever change the agro-pastoral landscape of the San Luis Valley.
Save the Unique!(5)
According to his attorney, the owner has said he will demolish the building. The building is for sale, and the owner will consider offers.
Habitat for Humanity offers thanks(0)
On behalf of the Board of Directors of Chaffee County Habitat for Humanity, I want to thank the Commissioners, and Mayor Rose and the Salida City Council
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.”
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