Letters

To the editor:
I use the library computers all the time. All of that money is not going toward them. They are slow, virus-ridden and recently are having a hard time opening sites, including Walmart.
I am presuming because they are still using Explorer 6 and 7, and everyone is changing their site to Explorer 8. Or because of the now not enough 1 gibabyte of memory and only Intel Pentium 4 or Celeron processor. This may be the reason it takes 20 to 30 seconds to load pages to frequently.

To the editor:
As local residents we are truly blessed to have well-trained, dedicated volunteers in our community.
During a house fire at my home last month, Chief Mike Barnes and his crew of volunteers responded immediately and limited the fire and damage to only one section of the house.
Let’s also remember our local EMT’s, law enforcement and others who are providing services. May God bless each and every one of them.
Louise Andrews
Lawrenceburg

To the editor:
I drove to Frankfort this morning via U.S. 127. Anderson County had done an excellent job of cleaning U.S. 127 and then I got to the Franklin County line. It was a nightmare. You could not see any evidence that the trucks had been doing any scraping or salting of their side. I had to drive in the tire tracks left by others and reduce my speed from 45 to 30 mph. My hat is off to our Anderson County crew.
Cathy Green
Lawrenceburg

To the editor:
The recent article on the replacement of the boiler at Anderson County High School brought back many nostalgic memories for me.
Many of your readers remember, and I hope remember fondly, my father, the later Andrew Bird, who served as school superintendent from 1961 to 1976. As I was born in 1967, I do not remember the events as they happened, and I am sure time and memory have melded my recollections of the story.