Letter To The Editor: Regarding Old Smith’s Building
By ROB BARAN
Los Alamos
I would like to follow-on with Kathy Willcut’s good idea (link); the County can use that space for some of it’s recreational initiatives!
I was dismayed to read that the Kroger company has such wide latitude in choosing which businesses can move into the old Smith’s space. However, Kroger owns the land, so they can do as they please. But with the County pressing forward with the recreational initiatives (made famous … or ‘infamous’ by the Rec Bond debate), why not use that perfectly sited, wide space with ample parking for one Read More
Home Country: Autumn Is Coming
Home CountryLetter To The Editor: Following Code Violation Ordinance Issue Closely
By ANNA DILLANEI have been following this Code Violation Ordinance issue closely and wanted to add my two cents. Our neighbors are frustrated. They are being told that they have to undertake large and small home repair projects within unreasonable time limits. People are hurting.
Council members are hearing about this and trying to figure out what to do.
One request made of the public is to meet with councilors individually to talk about specific situations. Councilor James Chrobocinski has met with an affected group and called for emails from others Read More
Letter To The Editor: Following Code Violation Ordinance Issue Closely
By ANNA DILLANEI have been following this Code Violation Ordinance issue closely and wanted to add my two cents. Our neighbors are frustrated. They are being told that they have to undertake large and small home repair projects within unreasonable time limits. People are hurting.
Council members are hearing about this and trying to figure out what to do.
One request made of the public is to meet with councilors individually to talk about specific situations. Councilor James Chrobocinski has met with an affected group and called for emails from others Read More
Weekly Fishing Report Sept. 20
By GEORGE MORSE The “Catch of the Week” section of the State Game and Fish Department’s weekly fishing report has a story to tell. With the exception of a brown trout caught in the Chama River below El Vado Lake, the big fish that were caught were warmwater species such as bass and catfish. The warm weather we’ve been experiencing has kept the fall fishing season from taking off.
That should change soon. The temperatures in the higher elevations are already dropping into the 30’s and it was actually below freezing Sept. 18 in Angel Fire. There’s a cold front Read More
Letter To The Editor: The Ordinance, Some Solutions
By HELEN M. MILENSKII have waited until having the opportunity to read all of Mr. Izraelevitz’s (Council Chair David Izraelevitz) partitioned letters to the editor. Also, he accepted an invitation to have coffee with me and discuss some of the issues I take with the current ordinance and its enforcement. Heather Ortega joined me and I do believe we covered a lot of the concerns we have both heard from the community.
I will now respond with my own letter to the editor and as I do not intend to partition my letter, I will try to be brief.
I am quite certain that most people, rich or poor, Read More
Letter To The Editor: Old Smith’s Building
By KATHY WILLCUTT