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Letters

  • Politics may ruin government

    Editor,
        “Rich man, poor man, beggarman, thief.”
        If you are as old as I am, you remember when, as children and were required to make a choice, you would extend your hands and point at each one in turn, reciting above verse along with several others until you finally chose “this very one.”

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  • Thanks for car and bike show support

    Editor,
        Hot cars, cool bikes, great food, live band, silent auction, and more.  We’re talking about the ninth annual Trapper Day’s Roll-In “Bike and Car Show.” Once again, we have raised funds for the Floyd Acre scholarship and the “Blessings in a Bag” program.  The collecting of canned goods for the Fort Lupton Food Bank and sponsoring a blood drive has also become a standard part of the event.

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  • Golf tournament turns into success

    Editor,
        Thank you from the Fort Lupton High School Bluedevil Wrestling team for your continued support.  
        This year’s sixth annual Fort Lupton High School Wrestling Golf Tournament was a huge success, and we have you all to thank.  
        Thank you to all of our golfers for another great year of golf, good times, memories and great food.  Without your continued support this could never be possible.

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  • Patriots Day: Saluting Our American Heroes

    Editor,
        Members of the Carbon Valley Community are joining together to organize the Patriots Day Remembrance on Sunday, 9-11-11.
        The event will honor the 10-year remembrance of 9/11 as well as salute our American heroes including veterans, active military and first responders. It also coincides with the Sunday morning Honor Flight taking World War II Veterans from Loveland to DIA, where they will be flown to Washington, D.C.

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  • Tri Town Trot gets community support

    Editor,
        We would like to thank and recognize the local businesses that contributed to the awards to help support our event:
        King Soopers of Firestone, Cho Cho’s, DQ/Orange Julius of Firestone, Dick’s Sporting Goods, Bella Rosa Golf Course, Mugg & Pye, Papa Murphy’s of Firestone, Starbucks, state Highway 119 (Firestone), Envy Nails of Firestone, Country Cuts, Max Muscle of Longmont and Subway, state Highway 52 and I-25.

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  • Thank you Santa Cops

    Editor,
        Many, many thanks go out to all of the thoughtful and wonderful people who have volunteered and donated not only their time but also their generosity with the Firestone Santa Cops program. This is the 11th year for the Santa Cop program and we have experienced an endless support from our community and surrounding communities.

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  • Buczek for United Power

    Editor,
        My name is Butch Walb and I have had the honor of serving the residents of Firestone as a Firestone Trustee on the Firestone Town Board for 20 years,
    stepping down last April.
        I am recommending that you re-elect Virginia “Ginny” Buczek for United Power Director of the West District. She has lived in the Firestone for many years and always been active in working for the betterment of the community.

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  • Vote for Buczek

    Editor,
        Please mark your United Power ballots for Virginia “Ginny” A. Buczek for re-election to the United Power Board of Directors - West District. Ginny currently serves as the secretary/treasurer of the board and chair of the Audit Committee for United Power.
        I have known Ginny for the past four years and I can assure you that she has the experience, time, energy, knowledge, intelligence and integrity to be an active United Power Director and work in the best interests of the members.

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  • For Pete’s sake

    Editor,

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  • City had chances to resolve water issues

    Editor,

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