Letters

There have been very few occasions in my lifetime where I can say I was astounded by the selflessness of my neighbors. We live in a society where helping others is often not a priority.

I would almost put Gov. Scott and Terry Jones in the same category: people who should know better but still bumble along; unraveling in just a few months all the beneficial achievements for our state and country that others before them took years to accomplish.

Tarmac wins, Levy loses. A few years from now, Levy commissioners and planners will be quoting Bill Clinton who, when asked about NAFTA, said, "It sounded like a pretty good deal at the time.”
I came from Manatee County 26 years ago. I saw what happened there. Water wells freely flowed for farmers, no pumps, when I was a kid.

My name is Susie Slaughter, and I have a son that plays baseball for Chiefland High School. 
It is his senior year and he has been on the varsity team for four years. I just wanted to thank you and all others for allowing Mike to publish the sports in your paper. 
I have been a teacher for 36 years in Chiefland and have never seen so much coverage for baseball. 
Thank you again and thanks to Mike Capshaw.
Susie Slaughter