Letters

To the editor:
On behalf of the American Cancer Society and the Relay for Life of Anderson County, I would like to take this opportunity to thank everyone for helping to make the 2011 Relay for Life a success.
Once again, the City of Lawrenceburg and the American Legion Post 34 provided the beautiful park for us to hold our event and as always, was very accommodating to whatever we needed.

To the editor:
In response to Magistrate Kenny Barnett’s remarks in last week’s edition of The Anderson News about Nick Satterly being the new parks and recreation director, I thought I would express my pleasure with Judge-Executive John Wayne Conway and the parks and recreation committee for choosing Nick as director.
The only complaint I can make toward his new position is that I lost one of the best employees to ever work at our HVAC department.

To the editor:
I was asked why we donated 100 new ball caps to the VA hospital in Lexington.
On his 80th birthday in June, my brother Jim said he wanted to do something to honor the memory of his childhood friend, David Bradshaw of Nicholasville.
David died in Korea and is buried at Camp Nelson.

To the editor:
I don’t live in Anderson County, but I hope you, your readers and the powers that be will listen.
In The Anderson News Extra on Monday, May 30, you ran an article about Anderson County’s “dirty little secret.”
It’s a strange thing that everyone is so concerned about people burning their trash, yet no one ever seems to question these obnoxious feed lots for cows.