Letters

Editor:
    Last week I submitted a letter regarding a rude estate sale shopper. In the interest of fairness, I need to apologize to an actual business owner.
    I have since learned that a person who says, “I have a little antique business,” does not necessarily translate to, “I am the owner of an antique shop in town.”

Editor:
    Thank you to the Parks and Recreation Department of the city of Brighton for an opportunity to participate in the trail and parks maintenance this summer.
    There are 26 miles of maintained trails in Brighton, and we have 29 parks consisting of more than 300 acres. We are indeed a city which enjoys outdoor activities for our families and children. However, this does create a lot of maintenance challenges for city employees. Here is where you and I and our civic and religious organizations can help.

Editor:

I am a concerned and aggravated citizen of Brighton, and I know I am not the only one!

Time and again, when going home from King Soopers, Walmart or other stores on Bromley, I get on US-85.

When there is a train going through, the eastbound traffic on Highway 7 is backed up and the cars block the exit ramp so that many drivers cannot cross over, go around the circle and head west on Highway 7.

Editor:
    A year has passed since our daughters, Lizzie and Lilly, were in a car accident. Since the day of the accident we have faced many trials and received many blessings.