Letters

These young people are our future, let’s treat them decent, give them the benefit of the doubt. Hopefully they will become adults who treat young people the same way.

The actions of the party involved were deplorable and absolutely do not reflect the attitudes or opinions of any one of us nor of anyone associated with Bread of Life.

I keep hearing reference to Halloween being a holiday. No, it isn’t. Neither are Valentine’s day or St. Patrick’s day.

Rimrock is not a wealthy area. We enjoy a quiet lifestyle, which is becoming more and more rare in Arizona. The area is generally single family residences, with a mix of site built and manufactured housing. There are very few multifamily housing units.

The Town of Camp Verde would like to thank and congratulate all of the individuals and organizations who worked together to help make Fort Verde Days such a success.

Dr. Mialocq is calling my suggestion to alleviating the traffic congestion from the Village to Sedona as bizarre.

On Sept. 27-28, a yard sale was held in Camp Verde to benefit Montezuma Veterinarian Services due to the building fire in July that affected their business.

In addition to the founders of Verde River Day, there have been several local groups who have been there since day one and the Verde Valley Rotary Club has been one of them.

Potentially for years, the bridge on the proposed route wouldn’t be connected to anything more than the currently quiet neighborhoods at the end of West Middle Verde? Could Verde Connect’s bridge potentially become the largest homeless shelter in Northern Arizona?

I don’t know about you, but I’m disgusted and tired of watching what’s happening in Washington.

Some Arizona legislators want you to think that Arizona’s sex-ed curriculum is forced on students and their parents.

I have to completely agree with Vicki Jo Anderson’s letter “A sham and a slam.”

To say recycling (printed on the front page) is simply something we do that makes us feel good, where’s the thought of our planet’s future and the responsibility to the generations coming after us?

German scientists predicted that the US-SW will run out of water. How could they tell? They did the math: for many years, the use of water by far exceeded and exceeds precipitation.

Had some of these addicts been thrown in jail in August and not been allowed the opportunity to become a snitch in exchange for freedom, countless unsuspecting residents of Cornville may not have been victimized.

Chalk one up for the good guys. The Arizona Supreme Court just ruled in favor of a Christian arts studio which, for religious reasons, didn’t want to make wedding invitations for a homosexual “wedding.”

Regarding trash collection in Cottonwood, I believe free enterprise is the basis of our economy.

A “sham” and a “slam” is what I would call the public meeting the city held to hear citizens give input regarding trash pickup.

It wasn’t expected when Verde Connect, as promoted by Yavapai County and tax-payer-funded state agencies of the state of Arizona, was discovered by Camp Verde residents in mid-2018.

After reading numerous stories with regard to people’s inability to drive safely, there seems to be one very important factor that has disappeared from most motorists on the road today.

Friday the 13th was unlucky for Verde Valley residents with all the smoke from the uncontrolled controlled burn.

I see that the city has proposed to institute head-in angled parking in Old Town Cottonwood.

Over the summer, the air quality in Cottonwood and the surrounding area has become dangerous.

The reason that roundabouts are becoming more populous is they are an alternative to traffic lights.

I fail to see why a “high occupancy retreat” home would a) be in snyc with neighborhood homes, and b) not be considered a commercial/hotel enterprise.