Letters

LETTERS TO THE EDITOR

Centennial Pickleball Ordinance effective immediately Gentlefolk, It may be a reflection on human nature, that such devices should be necessary to control the abuses of government. But what is government itself, but the greatest of all reflections on human nature? If men were angels, no government would be necessary. If angels were to govern men, …

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LETTERS 9-21-23

A Letter to the Editor Today, I attended a meeting and was enlightened on the Taxpayer Bill of Rights. Taxpayer: that’s you and me! We have to pay taxes in order to live in community where everyone benefits. This is the American Way! I get it! I like it! Bill of Rights: Passed in 1992 …

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LETTERS 5-18-23

Senate Bill 23-213 fails Thank you to all who took the time to contact our state legislators opposing Senate Bill 23-213. The bill did not pass! It was defeated in large part by our citizens who reached out to our legislators, attended town hall meetings and were committed to keeping local control local. This unprecedented …

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LETTERS 11-3-22

On Water in the West Over the course of this past summer, I hit the road with my colleague Kathay Rennels and traveled around the state. This is a trip we try to make every year when there isn’t a pandemic – this summer included stops in Greeley, Yuma, Fort Morgan, Steamboat Springs, Craig, Gunnison, …

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LETTERS 10-27-22

We are fortunate to have Phil Weiser in office In the October 20, 2022 edition of the Villager a column ran authored by Scottie Taylor Iverson.  It was an unqualified endorsement of the current 18th judicial district DA for the Office of Attorney General.  The copy attributed to Iverson is only three paragraphs in length.  …

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