Letters to the Editor

To the editor: I have a few issues regarding Greg Alexander’s guest column published on Saturday on tbnewswatch.com. First off, I object to a city administrator promoting city policies and practices.

To the editor: To the girl who totalled her car while allegedly impaired, can you please clean up the mess you left behind? It is a eyesore and you should be obligated to pick up your trash.

Prince Arthur’s Landing at Marina Park continues to move forward and is playing an important role in renewing our community.

To the editor: Don't do it. Bike lanes work. They better define road space to ensure that bikes and cars can share the road more rationally and safely. There is simply no evidence to associate bike lanes with reduced safety outcomes for cyclists.

To the editor: Hey Mr. Thorning, In response to your comment in the story " Truong found guilty ," being in jail does not help rehabilitation and is demeaning. Here is a solution - don't commit a crime. Criminals belong in jail.

To the editor: After reading your coverage of the dog issue in Neebing, I wanted to clear up some untrue and false statements being made to Neebing council at the April 18 meeting by the Linton/Lentz household on Memory Road and some quotes that were

To the editor: I find it appalling and extremely sad that you chose to post the story "House fire claims life.

To the editor: I think this city should take one step forward and a dozen back, I have been at the Dudley Hewitt Cup this week and am disappointed with the crowds.

An Open Letter to Councilors Hebert and Boshcoff: Dear Sirs, I probably don’t have to tell you of my disappointment in your musings of removing the bike lanes in our city.

To the editor: I am writing this letter in response to Coun. Hebert’s and Coun. Boschoff’s plans to propose removing our city’s bike lanes.