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Letters

LETTER: Clean air will help Colorado move forward

It’s well understood that pollution from burning coal is bad for our air and bad for our lungs. This issue especially affects people in low-income communities and communities of color, as they are more likely to live near coal-fired power plants and, as a result, are more likely to suffer health consequences.

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LETTER: Steckline family says thanks

The Jerry Steckline family would like to thank the Platte Valley Medical Center paramedics, hospital staff and fire department, and our neighbor, Stephen, and all of our other friends who sent flowers, cards and food. We are truly grateful to everyone who helped our family at this time of Jerry’s passing.

Darlene Steckline and family

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LETTER: Angel Tree project a community success

The Fort Lupton Optimist Club sends a heartfelt thank you to every single individual, as well as the local businesses, who contributed to the huge success of the 2015 Angel Tree Christmas Project. The tremendous outpouring of support for this project was overwhelming and very much appreciated. With your support, we were able to provide a merrier Christmas to about 190 less fortunate children and 64 families right here in our Fort Lupton community.

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LETTER: Don't blame victims for Colorado Springs gun violence

Dear Editor,

I was saddened by the events in Colorado Springs. The loss of life at the hands of a depraved and lost person is sickening. My thoughts and prayers go out to the families of the victims, the community of Colorado Springs and the Colorado Springs Police Department.

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LETTER: Individuals who are struggling with their symptoms deserve compassion, encouragement and support.

Dear Editor,

Community Reach Center is proud to serve as a community resource for information regarding mental illness and treatment. It is from that vantage point that we submit this letter. It relates to the notion of a link between acts of violence and mental illness.

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Clean power plan should be supported

Dear Editor,

I was very interested while reading Stephanie Alderton’s article “Rain, Rain, Go Away” (June 10) about the huge amount of rain we have received this spring, and its impacts on local farmers.

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Conservation, crop insurance and tax dollars

The federal crop insurance program provides an agricultural safety net, and crop insurance premium subsidies were created to increase usage of these risk management tools. The federal government subsidizes, on average, 62 percent of crop insurance premiums annually.

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LETTER: Thank you Tom Janich

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LETTER: Thank you for the birthday wishes

Editor:

In appreciation to all my friends and family for the birthday sentiments, gifts and cards. Thank you for sharing my sharing my special day.

Maria (Nancy) Algiene

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LETTER: Spring out of Homelessness a success

On Friday, May 8, Almost Home, Inc. hosted our fifth annual Spring Out of Homelessness event at Heritage Todd Creek Golf Course. This year’s event drew over 230 supporters of Almost Home and its mission. Through everyone’s combined generosity, they were able to raise around $40,000. All of this could not have been done without generous donors, sponsors, volunteers and community members.

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