Letters to the Editor

A job well done commemorating Spanish Heritage. The 500mile drive was well worth it.

Dear Editor, On Saturday, I went to Fort Stockton. They were having some kind of historical combo-day at the Fort.

Dear Editor, Atheistic, secular, humanist educators believe atheistic, humanist education is the cure and solution for America’s problems. May I gently and courteously remind you the atheistic, humanist non-Christian Nazis in Germany under Hitler were the most highly educated country in the world in the 1930s and 1940s.

Dear Editor, My grandson will no longer eat candy during the Dickinson Blvd. parades nor will he eat candy on Halloween.

Dear Editor, As a taxpayer in Pecos County, I’m opposed to the two school bonds on the Nov. 8 ballot for the following reasons: 1.

I see that Fort Stockton ISD is again discussing another large school bond. Liberals never learn.

The real crisis The Supreme Court decree eliminating a constitutional right to privacy and bodily autonomy for women and banning abortion by the Texas legislature were myopic and cruel acts based on a myth that the only acceptable purpose of sexual behavior is to produce more babies. Perhaps the most important function of sexual behavior is affectionate bonding, which enhances relationships and strengthens families.

Dear Editor, I’m glad the voters of Fort Stockton voted against Proposition A for the following reasons. An economic recession is looming on the horizon.

Let me begin by saying, do not assume you know how I voted on the propositions. I am a retired educator, my children went through the public education system, and my grandchildren are currently in the public education system. I have no “disdain” for public education.

Although many locals are unaware, for the past several years there has been a quiet but incredible northward migration of animals from the Big Bend. Literally thousands of dogs and cats have had a second chance to live because of the continued efforts of a handful of people.