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Letters

  • Leave Charlie alone!

    Charlie Dean is a rancher, and from my understanding, Citrus County is Dean’s birth county. Do the issues, is this a barn or a house, who cares, except, maybe, somebody that wants to become a candidate for Charlie’s job? Don’t bet on winning Sen. Dean’s seat, he works for the people, and watches the actions of politicians. One of the questions I would have to ask is; if a cattle truck hauling a couple of horses, has living quarters on one end, is that a house or a cattle trailer?

  • Report abuse

    I recently read about an unspeakable tragedy that was just narrowly averted because of the courageous action of just one person.

  • Irreplaceable time

    Irreplaceable time

    I would like to respond to one specific item regarding the comments about Citrus Memorial hospital made by Carolyn Mitchell of Inverness in the “letters to the editor” section of the Chronicle’s April 14 edition.

    I have no knowledge of the facts involved in most of Ms. Mitchell’s comments towards CMH, and she certainly is entitled to her opinion.

  • Just say no

    Just say no

    (A recent) letter from Suzan Franks, “Quite a shock,” was quite an eye opener.

    I have called Tallahassee and registered my complaint by saying no to Progress Energy’s request for another price hike, and also registered for my husband.

    Come on, people, let’s really help get the word out. The number to call is (850) 413-6038; leave a message for PSC Commissioner Nancy Argenziano.

    June Ashton Clark

    Holder

  • Right steps

    Right steps

    I believe that Commission Chairman John Thrumston deserves a lot of credit for his work in getting our county $10 million from DOT as part of the federal stimulus plan. We all know that good roads to travel on are a must in our lives in Citrus.

    We have such a diverse mix of shopping, restaurants, attractions and public recreation available here that the need to travel across the county is a necessity to enjoy and appreciate the good of Citrus County.

  • No 'time outs'

    No ‘time outs’

    This letter is a response to “Sad mark” and “Trigger happy” who so negatively commented about the recent fatal shooting of a man in Crystal River. This knife-wielding individual had already stabbed a sheriff’s office K-9 and then charged the deputy.

  • Thanks for all the help

    Thanks for the help

    We wish to thank all the people who helped us in our time of need due to our house burning down; it was a complete loss. Thank you to our neighbors and friends from Crosbeck, Berrigan, Holiday and Skylark; we especially want to thank Vivian Camp for renting us a furnished house for now. Fran had worked with her at the Homosassa Wildlife State Park. She now manages the subway in Crystal River.

  • Please recycle

    Please recycle

    My interest is in recycling. We live in a wonderful part of the country. Isn’t there anything we can do to encourage the people in the city of Inverness and Floral City to recycle? In Miami they have recycle bins for people to recycle. In Cocoa Beach they issue three recycle bins for newspaper, cans and plastic. They set aside a special day to pick up your recyclable waste.

  • Non-response

    Non-response

    Eleven days ago, I e-mailed each of the BOCC members asking a question and requesting that one or more of the members reply with an answer to my question.

    In the e-mail I pointed out two pieces of information:

    1. An article in the Chronicle reported that the commissioners were in agreement that the reason for the failure of Mr. Schembri was that he did not have experience as a county government employee. This conclusion resulted in a requirement that future candidates must have such experience.

  • Proud of CMHS

    Proud of CMHS

    I have read with interest the recent articles concerning the issue with the audit and evaluation of Citrus Memorial hospital. Unfortunately, a lot of the side issues revolve around “politics” and old grudges concerning the involved parties. If it were only an issue of transparency, I’m sure it wouldn’t have received the attention it has gotten.