Letters to the Editor

The taxpayer base already pays for facilities that a small portion of the population use, i.e., the arena. And is destined to pay more. Apparently, from the arena survey, 50 per cent of respondents never use the arena, but all options are for variations

POLITICIANS WANT TO CHANGE WHAT YOUR VOTE MEANS. Is Jamie Schmale shouting in print with this headline on his most recent mailout? URGENT! RESPONSE REQUIRED.

To the Editor, Minden Hills s upcoming decision regarding their community centre and arena can be a major turning point for the residents of Minden Hills, and the residents of all of Haliburton County. They have proposed three different options for ren

I m writing in response to your invitation to send in photos of family members who were veterans. I couldn t find the picture of my father I was looking for but I did find other things: his beret, his knapsack, his medals, his dogtag , booklets describin

To the Editor,

For the past three weeks I ve had a clipping of the letter written by OPP Supt. Marc Bedard sitting on my kitchen table. I finally have time to write.

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To the Editor,

On July 30 weekend the Merrithews celebrated a family reunion at the home of John and Audrie (nee Merrithew ) Winsley. The 60 who vacationed in the Haliburton Highlands came from across Canada, USA and England and ranged in age from two to 86.

To the Editor,

Just an observation on Lisa Tolentino s comments in the Times story Continued criticism on arena public input process, Nov. 3.

In reference to the editorial in the Times about Warden Moffatt making some suggestions in changes to the position of Warden for Haliburton County, may I suggest that she did not include the obvious solution to the Warden and council s future.

Over the last couple of years, the MOECC approved an application to establish a hauled sewage disposal site at 10538 Highway 118, in Algonquin Highlands township.

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To the Editor,

I would like to bring to your attention what I believe is an unfair policy of the Town of Minden Hills.

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To the Editor,

Monday morning (Dec. 5) as I pull out onto Highway 35 at Moore Falls, I wonder where are the snow plows? I turn on my local radio station and I m told that there is a traffic problem at Miners Bay and Highway 35 and that the highway is impassable.

To the Editor,

To Prime Minister Justin Trudeau and MP Karina Gould, Minister for Democratic Institutions,

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To the Editor,