Letters to the Editor for Oct. 23
Our hearts are broken, and at the same time, overwhelmed by your support, presence, and generosity to us during this time of profound loss and confusion. We are so grateful for the many kindnesses we have received, including from strangers.
I cannot express in words my appreciation for the many individuals and groups who have reached out to us and surrounded our broken hearts with love. I have one request. Please make a plan to vote, because it is perhaps the most profound way to effect change in preventing future tragedy and loss. Thomas never gave up on the possibility of change, and did everything in his power to make it happen, beginning with his vote.
However, much of the commercial crop of alfalfa is sold overseas and foreign countries are even buying up our land. In addition, our legislature has committed itself to making cash subsidies to farmers for any water reductions. I have been a student, a parent and a teacher in CFSD over the past 50 years. As a lifelong resident of CFSD, David Hill’s guest opinion resonated with me, especially regarding the strong community.
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