Letters

To the editor:
I just had to write and let everyone know about my recent visit to town.
As a former Anderson Countian, I was pleased to find friendly people still living there in Lawrenceburg. I ate lunch at a Main Street café — like found in New York City — and was offered a free dessert for waiting for my food.
I hadn’t realized I had waited and I was enjoying the atmosphere and staring at the delicious desserts.
At the local bank I was warmly greeted and a recently paved street brought me into town.

Editor’s note: The following is in response to a letter from Lawrenceburg resident Richard Spencer titled “Recycle bins a questionable idea at best,” that was printed in the July 4 edition of the paper.

To the editor:
As committee chair for the Anderson County Environmental Committee, I would like to thank Mr. Spencer for taking the time to provide feedback on our plan for improving Anderson County’s environmental program.

To the editor:
I am writing this letter in regard to a photo and writing project I recently completed.
I had some close friends recommend that I submit the picture with my writing to my hometown newspaper, possibly for publication on the Fourth of July.
Thank you so much for your time and I hope you consider printing my work in your newspaper.

The Flag
He looks at the flag waving in the air, too young to know the meaning it bears.

To the editor:
I hope everyone has been enjoying their summer — gee whiz I wish it would warm it up.
The cold of November is fast approaching and Election Day looms.
The Obama Care vote of last week (5-4) was the final straw for me in viewing this president’s intentions to mislead and deceive the American people. Obama orchestrated this “tax” document and has shaken this country intending to deceive the American public with a healthcare bill that is dominated by taxation principles.