Farmington Letters to the Editor - Farmington Daily Times

Updated: November 06, 2009 11:28:22 PM MST
	Community helps make Equine Rescue Open House a success Editor: Thanks to everyone who made the 2009 Four Corners Equine Rescue Open House such a success. The weather cooperated, and we had a great turnout. Full Story PV girls soccer team proves teams can support others Editor: There was an editorial in your paper a couple of weeks ago about sports rivalries in San Juan County and the lack of support for each other in the Four Corners. Full Story Rhodes column spins facts on global warming Editor: In the recent Viewpoint article, Hal Rhodes asks if we are tiring of dishonesty. His question relates to the "CO2 is Green" ads that refute global warming. Full Story Fire department controversy is overblown Editor: I would like to take a moment to support our Farmington Fire Department. The negative image that has been portrayed of past and present employees is very disheartening. Full Story Navajo Nation needs more reform options Editor: Amidst this political climate in Window Rock, I find it rather odd that the Navajo people are not given any options in regard to government reform. Full Story Council doesn't help tribe move ahead Editor: I see where the council recently did what it does best, something negative by removing President Shirley from office. Full Story New energy will help us out of recession Editor, I live in Albuquerque, but like to keep up with what is going on in other parts of New Mexico. Full Story Only one department giving H1N1 shots Editor: The letter to the editor from Albert and Mary Ann Lason that appeared in The Daily Times on Wednesday, Oct. Full Story Energy industry benefits San Juan County Editor, In reviewing the current brochure from San Juan United Way on their annual fund raising campaign, I noticed that 19 out of the 22 Corporate Cornerstone contributors are energy-related businesses with operations in San Juan County. Full Story New Mexico is much more than oil and gas Editor: As I was reading an article in The Daily Times on Friday, Oct. 23, I came across a statement made by Mr. Full Story Young people should have priority with H1N1 vaccine Christian vocation is nothing radical Meaning of money being changed Think outside the oil energy box America imperiled by record deficit Current health insurance needs to be smarter Quilt show a success for local guild Women Against Crime a valuable program Catholic prayers are promoting communism Americans believe oil, gas and coal fantasy Aztec's animal control needs to remove threats Publish votes of congressional members Health care analogy works both ways Joggers need to be more careful Healthy choices are the best cancer defense Theatre is thankful for coverage in paper Writer enjoyed seeing old Ford in town Code Talker exclusion part of anti-tradition attitude Reader appreciates Code Talker parade appeal Thank you to those who helped vets out Vet wants fair committee to play fair Vet mom feels parade matter went too far Columnist's health care ideas are untenable Someone needs to be the party of no Do yourself a favor; take a coffee break Cap and trade bill too dense to understand Local recycling not giving proper payments Luján not representing county's interests Couple thanks generous diners Former top cadet grateful for editorial Show our armed forces the respect they deserve Horses get second chances thanks to donations Woman writer thanks unknown benefactor State has transportation issues Lack of gun bans keeps New Mexico safe AIG bonuses are reprehensible Farmington needs red light cameras Democrats are destroying the country City needs transparency or term limits Recycling should be available to all Allen Theaters responds to letter America is on the decline Republican party needs to reject Limbaugh

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