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Letters to the Editor — Celina poll clothes oil water Fisher voting inflation
10/21/2022 8:41:00 PM Letters to the Editor — Celina poll clothes oil water Fisher voting inflation
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Letters to the Editor — Celina poll clothes oil water Fisher voting inflation Re: “Celina leaders want growth, country charm,” Sunday Business story. I love eternally optimistic people. I read Mitchell Parton’s story on Celina’s growth... ByRe: “Celina leaders want growth, country charm,” Sunday Business story.Kenneth Mathias, Grand PrairieWearing clothing representing your favorite candidate to the polls now constitutes a class C misdemeanor. Really? That is like telling Cowboys fans they must not wear team and player paraphernalia to the games. Plugging oil wellsWhere does he think that money comes from? Eight hundred wells plugged for $25 million, good grief! Only 7,100 to go while more are being orphaned every day. His reasoning that it’s only 3% of the active wells is frustrating. How much methane are those thousands of wells emitting? What is an acceptable level? Read more:
Dallas Morning News » Jets Announce Moore Won’t Play on Sunday After Reported Trade Request WATCH SUNDAY AT 6PM: Newsom, Dahle face off in only governor's debate ahead of election D.C.-area forecast: Sunny and trending milder until a cloudier Sunday Sunday morning's downtown Enterprise fire ruled an accident by state fire marshal Potato and Broccoli Soup Recipe
In this soup, broccoli stems cook with the potatoes and are pureed to form a creamy base, while broccoli florets add texture to the finished dish. Read more >> Jets Announce Moore Won’t Play on Sunday After Reported Trade RequestElijah Moore will not play on Sunday against the Broncos amid his outstanding trade request theMMQB Trying to go play with his boys in Philly This guys team is 4-2 he’s never done much of anything in his career and he’s worried about HIS targets and stats? What a bum goodbye. Oh and you’re worth nothing more then a 5th round pick 🏻 Football teams on the verge of becoming good always ruffle feathers. The Jets mistake this offseason was not recognizing Moore as a cancer that should have been cut from the team. WATCH SUNDAY AT 6PM: Newsom, Dahle face off in only governor's debate ahead of electionGov. Newsom and challenger state Sen. Dahle are set to face off this Sunday in the only governor's debate ahead of Election Day. Here's how to watch on ABC7. D.C.-area forecast: Sunny and trending milder until a cloudier SundayThere is a chance of rain Sunday but forecast is still coming into focus. Sunday morning's downtown Enterprise fire ruled an accident by state fire marshalENTERPRISE – An early Sunday morning fire that destroyed three buildings and damaged two others located here on Main Street has been ruled an accident by the state fire marshal. Takoma Park Street Festival is Sunday!! - PoPville'Photo credit Sam Kittner. 2019 Takoma Park Street Festival' From an email: 'It's back! After a delay due to Hurricane Ian, everyone's favorite neighborhood festival, the Takoma Park Street Festival, will take place this Sunday, October 23rd from 10:00am - 5:00 pm on Carroll Avenue in Takoma Park. The festival will fill the streets with Readers considered the travel time from Celina to be underestimated; claimed Christian nationalism with pride; disagreed on well capping; and pondered water needs, absentee voting and inflation.related to his usage on the field .by downloading the ABC7 Bay Area App to watch on Roku, Amazon Fire, Apple and Android TV.for the latest weather updates. Mayor Sean Terry sits in the town square in Celina. (Elías Valverde II / Staff Photographer) By 12:30 AM on Oct 21, 2022 CDT Drive time from Celina Re: “Celina leaders want growth, country charm,” Sunday Business story. Despite playing on 82% of the Jets’ offensive snaps–a team-high among New York’s receivers–Moore ranks sixth on the team in receptions (16), fifth in receiving yards (203) and fourth in targets (30) this season. I love eternally optimistic people.m. I read Mitchell Parton’s story on Celina’s growth and country charm, and I got a serious smile when I saw the estimate of a 45-minute drive from Celina to downtown Dallas. It’s certainly not the start to the 2022 campaign that many anticipated from Moore, the Jets’ second-round pick in the ’21 draft. I would love to see a follow-up story showing how far Parton gets in 45 minutes when he leaves Celina at 7:30 a. Confidence: High A look ahead Sunshine remains dominant on Saturday with barely a breeze. m.5 yards per reception. This debate comes at a time when many believe Newsom is running away in the governor's race after he finished nearly 40 points ahead of Dahle in the June primary. on a Monday headed toward downtown Dallas. It’s obvious when Mayor Sean Terry says, “You can be anywhere you want to be basically in an hour,” that he doesn’t consider anyplace south of LBJ to be worth visiting. In the past two games, New York has only thrown the ball 39 times, relying more heavily on the running game and rookie breakout Breece Hall. Kenneth Mathias, Grand Prairie Talkin’ T-shirts Re: “What to know about dress code at the polls,” Monday Metro & Business story.m. Wearing clothing representing your favorite candidate to the polls now constitutes a class C misdemeanor.. At best, just scattered clouds, but at worst a cloudy day with showers. Really? That is like telling Cowboys fans they must not wear team and player paraphernalia to the games. One supposes that backers of opposing candidates might go to fisticuffs at the polls, and therefore must be prohibited from any form of First Amendment freedom that could result in violent behavior. Bookmark this page to watch in the video player above, on our. In light of the mass shootings by people using assault-style weapons, one must wonder, too, why the sale of those to the civilian population is not prohibited. Shouting “Fire!” in a crowded theater is obviously not what it used to be. John Zeigler, Denton Plugging oil wells Re: “Railroad commissioner responds,” by Wayne Christian, Sunday Letters. Christian speaks of misleading statements in his letter to the editor while making misleading statements. He claims that the State Managed Well Plugging program is funded by fees paid by the industry, then in the next paragraph says the commission will use $25 million from federal grants to plug 800 additional wells. Where does he think that money comes from? Eight hundred wells plugged for $25 million, good grief! Only 7,100 to go while more are being orphaned every day. His reasoning that it’s only 3% of the active wells is frustrating. How much methane are those thousands of wells emitting? What is an acceptable level? Christian claims that when a well no longer produces, that operator is required by law to plug it, so why are there 7,900 abandoned wells? Who is enforcing the law? When your state politicians are funded by the oil and gas industry, is there any enforcement? Barton Scott Clemmer, Grand Prairie Fisher goes for the facts Re: “Culture war steers state board race,” Oct. 13 news story. I thank the Education Lab for presenting the two candidates for State Board of Education District 14 truthfully and clearly. You can see that a vote for Tracy Fisher is a vote for the public school system in Texas, for the education of all our children. Fisher does not subscribe to the culture issues. She will work to see that education in Texas is the best it can be, fair and just-the-facts truthful, and for the good of all of our young Texans. Fisher deserves your vote, no matter what your party is. Rebecca Bertoni, Lantana Look at our choices I agree that former President Donald Trump is a very disagreeable person and borders on being egomaniacal. Obviously President Joe Biden truly won the election, even though in places there may have been some questionable security. It has been a real surprise, though, that the president we currently have is a far cry from what he promised to be and that he is instrumental in causing a disaster in our economy. It seems that every four years, America is given a choice between two of the worst Americans available for president. It is scary to think we’ll again be given the choice of Biden or Trump. It seems there is no longer any moderation in politics. John Phillips, Plano Absentee voting I recently received mail from the Republican Party containing an application for an absentee ballot. It underlined “must be postmarked no later than November 8th.” Top billing on “Republican principles” was securing our elections. How ironic. Republicans have spent the last two years saying all mail-in ballots are fraudulent, all ballots received after election day are fraudulent, and parties sending ballot applications to voters is fraudulent, yet they happily tout these things when convenient. Thomas Urech, Plano Water inadequacy Re: “The Next Texas Boomtowns,” series in Sunday Business, and “Water, aging farmers and the internet,” by Ellyn Anthony, Sunday Opinion. We Texans have two choices: Continue the unbridled expansion of people and industries or leave adequate water for farmers. We can’t continue to have both. According to the 2021 Texas Relocation Report, an estimated 1,000 people move to Texas every day. What is our choice? Water to drink or water for another green lawn? Another shopping complex? Another subdivision? Is the concept of sustainability versus continued growth so hard to accept? Ellen Seldin, Dallas Global inflation Re: “Dems own this mess,” by John Riggs, Oct. 14 Letters. I found this letter to be somewhere between misleading and illogical. He claims that our country’s inflation was brought about by President Biden’s policies. This is a favorite theme of the GOP and conservative media organizations, even calling it “Biden’s inflation.” I only have one question: If our current inflation issue was caused by Biden and the Democrats, why is post-pandemic inflation a worldwide problem? John R. Dorgan, Flower Mound We welcome your thoughts in a letter to the editor. See the guidelines and .