Letters to the Editor

Dear Editor,
Public records indicate that John Smith is not the successful businessman and consultant that he claims. There is an extensive history of tax warrants, seriously delinquent property taxes, debt to investors and businesses unpaid for services provided.

Dear Editor,
Today when the financial soundness of our nation is in peril, fiscal responsibility is of the utmost importance and often a rare trait in our elected officials.

Dear Editor,
As a coach of the Tonasket middle school volleyball team, I want to extend a heartfelt “thank you” to a set of parents who have been ardent supporters all season: Craig and Sharon Loftus of The Fathers Ranch.

Dear Editor,
After reading the article, ACA offers new opportunities by Patty Murray, I am disappointed. The new health insurance program is not good for the country, it will put us further in debt.

Dear Editor,
On Saturday, Sept. 14, 2013, the annual lasagna dinner and silent auction for our library was held at the American Legion Hall in Oroville. It was a truly enjoyable and fun-filled evening.

Dear Editor,
Public records indicate that John Smith is not the successful businessman and consultant that he claims. There is an extensive history of tax warrants, seriously delinquent property taxes, debt to investors and businesses unpaid for services provided.

Dear Editor,
Eden Valley Guest Ranch has had the privilege to provide lodging and trail rides for professionals performing services for persons with blindness.

Dear Editor,
October 1 was the beginning of sign up for the “Affordable Care Act,” (all sarcasm intended)! However for some time now, massive layoffs have been occurring, along with hours being cut below 29, because employers can’t afford this! Even the unions are realizing what they signed on to and are crying for exemptions

Dear Editor,
The below information is my response to the September 19, 2013 edition of the Okanogan Valley Gazette-Tribune, page 5, the article by U.S. Rep. Doc Hastings, “Military Academy Nominations: An opportunity for Students to serve.”

Dear Editor,
The unexpected announcement of the December auction of the county lands around the Whistler Canyon Trailhead is disturbing to the many users of the trail, but also should concern citizens of the whole county. The northern part of the county needs increased tourist spending, as well as easy public recreational access to the federal lands along the valley.