Letters: Grumble, grumble
Rowle made a big mistake in saying that he'd got no complaints about the roundabout, it was like a bugle call for volunteers. A little sensible balance comes from an out-of-state reader (why?).
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For readers of the Daily Courier in Prescott, Arizona. Comment and discuss. Be nice, now.
A local newspaper is important to holding a community together, so it carries the responsibility of making good choices for the community. I'm an optimist, and I figure that if we become more critical readers and hold the editors accountable for what they're doing, including when they're doing right, we can gradually help make it better.
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- Steven Ayres
- Professional writer, editor, musician and communications professional in Prescott AZ
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4 comments:
The Courier has quite the web presence now. Read it on the web, I figure.
because people here dont want em steven..and like usual when they cant get the opinion they want from here it magically appears from out of state..
You're not thinking that the content of the letters section constitutes a public-opinion survey, are you?
Sure, lots of people think they don't like roundabouts. Lots of people used to think you could fall off the edge of the earth, too. It's about education, not some sort of objective reality.
So rowle clims no complaints ,and the letters come in all against the merry go rounds ( with a heavy flavoring of I dont usually speak up because it dont seem to matter)and the only dissenting voice is from out of state ? gee if we were talking immigration issues here...
I say lets have a vote on this thing and then we can put this issue to bed( as long as Wallmart aint involved) and get on to something important like getting informed about the state budget
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