Letters

I grew up in a farm family of 10 children. We all learned to work at an early age. We were given age appropriate jobs to do.

With the new arena, it is finally time to tear down the Civic Arena.

We, as in the general population, need to have a conversation with and about millennials.

How is it that we can have a rainbow painted downtown and we can’t seem to have the white lines on our roads?

In regards to the article in the May 21 edition of The Morning Star entitled, “A Piece of Vernon’s History,” it appears that the writer, Nancy Josland Dalsin, attributed the building to the wrong denomination.

City council’s recent decision to allow the homeless to set up 24/7 camps in Polson Park is just wrong.

Before I joined the Kal Rats in 2005, I was an occasional weekend warrior who tended to do physical activity in bursts and then hurt for a few days. I was heard saying, “I will never do a triathlon.”

I am writing in response to recent articles with comments from those protesting farm worker housing in Coldstream:

With all due respect, I suggest Dean Roosevelt Google MP Elisabeth May and Lyme disease. At the federal level, she is dedicated to having a national response to Lyme disease.

Can we take this moment, standing with wet feet beside the sand bags, to recognize this unusual spring weather as our changing climate?