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Bad economy hurting your pocketbook, how about two years of vandalism?
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To the Editor:
Since August of 2007 my boyfriend and I have had 43 tires slashed, two windshields smashed and our new truck vandalized with rocks two times in less than a month. We have had so many reports to the local police as well as the sheriff’s office, they know us by name.
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Read and educate oneself on Renewal Energy Bill
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To the Editor:
Included in our last Tri-County Electric bill was a letter from Mr. Brian Krambeer, CEO for Tri-County, asking our members to educate themselves and then contact their representatives and Senators regarding the Renewable Energy Bill, HF2454. Very good advice.
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Blood drives in Brownsville – a worthy thing to perpetuate
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To the Editor:
The VFW Ladies Auxiliary of Brownsville hosted another Bloodmobile recently and though we didn’t quite make quota (several regular donors were indisposed), we did end up with 32 units. Regular, faithful blood donations, even from small towns like ours are the backbone of the blood program. They are desperately needed, counted on, and surely much appreciated by the Red Cross, certainly by the recipients. So keep up the good work!
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Not a time to increase taxes
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To the Editor:
In a recent swing through district towns our senator compared her visits to doing her rounds as a nurse. She dutifully asked how each of the businesses were doing in Spring Valley. Everyone was polite with their answers, but the truth is most are on life support. If it wasn’t that they were family owned and run, they’d be even harder pressed. As it is, they aren’t able to hire outside help and are absorbing the increased costs. A similar story can be heard in most Minnesota communities. It is not a good time to increase taxes.
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It pays to stop at the DFL booth
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To the Editor:
The Houston County Democratic Farmer-Labor Party would like to invite everyone to stop by our booth at the 2009 Houston County Fair in Caledonia Aug.19-23 and sign up to be eligible to win $50 cash.
Regardless of political views or perceptions, everyone could use a little extra cash these days. And because your local DFL is a strong supporter of the Houston County food shelf, we will be taking non-perishable food items as donations all throughout the fair.
The Houston County DFL is always committed to serving the needs of our county, our state, and our country, so while you’re enjoying a wonderful fair, stop by the DFL booth and sign up to win $50 and while you’re at it donate to the local food shelf. Hope to see you there!
Thomas Trehus
Houston County DFL
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Join Habitat for Humanity Aug. 2
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To the Editor:
I would like to extend an invitation to the Houston County community to join Habitat for Humanity- La Crosse Area, the Houston Chapter of Thrivent for Lutherans, and the Karen Jonsgaard family on Sunday, Aug. 2 at 12:30 p.m. for a Groundbreaking Celebration for a Habitat for Humanity home at 305 Kilbourn Street in Houston.
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