Letters

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Printed letters, Feb. 18, 2011

Thank you to The Daily Sentinel for the recent three-part series, by Amy Hamilton, on homelessness in Grand Junction, and thanks to those who shared their stories with her. It is hard to imagine the fears that haunt so many of our homeless ...

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E-mail letters, Feb. 16, 2011

BLM’s application is much needed I’m writing to applaud the Grand Junction field office of the BLM for submitting a very thoughtful application for needed law enforcement to the state Off Highway Vehicle Grant Program. Last ...

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Printed letters, Feb. 17, 2011

Recreational users on BLM land have long whined about reckless use. If someone damages public land, they ruin the fun for everyone else. Monitoring and enforcement are sorely needed on its 1.5 million acres, but the BLM does not have adequate ...

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Printed letters, March 16, 2011

This is in response to the letter to the editor from David Cox regarding House Bill 1205, regarding concealed weapons permits. I am a gun-owner, a long-time NRA member and have a concealed weapons permit. Reading Cox’s letter, however, ...

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E-mail letters, Feb. 15, 2011

Tipton votes to re-authorize suspension of 4th Amendment Congressman Scott Tipton, I value my Constitutional rights. Judging by his vote to extend the misnamed, 4th Amendment-trampling “Patriot Act,” he is willing to compromise ...

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E-mail letters, Feb. 14, 2011

Those with concealed guns need appropriate training This is in reponse to the letter to the editor from David Cox regarding House Bill 1205, “Concerning the Authority of a Law-Abiding Person to Carry a Concealed Handgun Without a ...

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Printed letters, Feb. 15, 2011

You can be a conservative, liberal or just plain stupid and it won’t make a bit of difference in the next 12 months regarding the rising price of a gallon of gasoline. You can also agree or disagree with the energy policies of the state ...

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Using time and resources more efficiently will help improve education

By Steve Schultz Editor’s note: This is the first in a series of columns by locals involved with education about how to improve our public schools. We hear a lot about the need to reform and improve public education. Business leaders ...

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Printed letters, Feb. 13, 2011

This is in reference to the ongoing controversy about the refusal of the drilling companies to provide a list of the chemicals and ingredients that make up the fracking solutions. It seems that all companies that manufacture, use or sell ...

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E-mail letters, Feb. 11, 2011

Tri-State line difficulties foreshadow wind, solar If Tri State Generation and Transmission Association is having problems finding an acceptable swath of land to run a 13-mile-long transmission line, imagine what will happen when we start ...

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