Letter: Full speed ahead on CSU stadium
Editor: Tony meets Jack, the insurance salesman. Tony hires Jack to run his Athletic Department. Jack tells Tony he loves football and wants a big, new stadium. Or, maybe the stadium is Tony’s idea, and […]
Letters to the Editor
Letter: Wellington board made bad call on the irrigation bid
“Do as we say…not as we do” has apparently become the motto of the Wellington Board of Trustees. Based on their recent decision to award an irrigation bid to a Fort Collins company, and the […]
Letter: Wellington needs buy-in from residents to support new ventures
The loss of Main Street Market for the Town of Wellington should open our eyes to what is happening in our not-so-little town. I have served on the Town Board for almost 15 years, and […]
Letter: Tower threatens Middle Bald Mountain's alpine-tundra landscape
The “Bald Mountain tower project active again” article in your March issue caught my attention, especially Larimer County undersheriff’s saying “We’ve reopened the NEPA (National Environmental Policy Act) study that we started in 2006.” The […]
Letter: Trap-Neuter-Return clinic treats 44 community cats
Editor: Northern Colorado Friends of Ferals wishes to thank VCA Fort Collins Animal Hospital for hosting a Trap-Neuter-Return (TNR) clinic on March 4. Veterinarians Christie Long, Tom Welch and Jason Cordeiro anchored a team of […]
Letter: Brewery air pollution not part of the local economic equation
To the Editor: The front page article in your January issue, “Larimer County Breweries Generate Lots of Jobs, But at a Cost,” correctly says that environmental costs should be factored into calculations of the overall […]
Letter: A message of thanks from the Silhasek family
Editor’s note: James Silhasek, 13, was hit by a car while riding his bike on County Road 54G near Vern’s Restaurant on Nov. 13. To our family: The Silhaseks have always been there for each […]
Letter: USPS financial crisis a fiscal fantasy
US Postal Service Postmaster General Patrick Donahoe’s proposed plan would destroy the postal service as most Americans know it and would come not out of necessity but to perpetuate an austerity lie. The supposed financial […]
Letter: Pedaling along at age 77
Regarding your story about Lee the Horse Logger, I saw him on College Avenue, passing the entrance to North Community Mobile Home Park. Like Lee, I have a number of opinions. At age 77 and […]
Letter: Thanks for the flowers
Can’t think of a better time to say thank you to everyone who plants flowers in front of their houses. So cool that you share their beauty with us passersby. I’ve loved seeing all of […]