Letters

Questions for bureaucrats who have shut us down

Editor:

In these difficult times, our local and state governments are demanding we put our lives on a total shutdown. We are being prohibited from making money, we can’t operate our businesses because our citizens can’t go to work, as the bureaucracy has said we aren’t allowed to. We are being forced to wait on $1,200 from the U.S. government, and Democrats in Congress have demanded $200 million for the Kennedy Center and the endowment for the arts — nothing to do with our crisis!

Disgusted about latex gloves

Editor:

I am totally disgusted with some of my fellow Livingston residents. I am talking about the people who wear latex gloves in the grocery store and then discard them in the parking lot.

Thanks to those who have worked so hard against COVID-19

Editor:

Please accept this thank-you to all the people of Park County, especially our multiple community, school city and county partners who have worked so hard in the past two months to prepare for the COVID-19.

Throughout  the county, preparations have been going on behind the scenes for many weeks. From the creation of a food safety net, to transportation resources, health care facilities and social services, the teamwork has been exceptional. The compassion is overwhelming.

Editor:

Please consider. The zoning commission is contemplating Accessory Dwelling Units (ADU) as a possible solution for housing and is looking for feedback. To allow living spaces to be built upon existing living spaces is not healthy. Many of us have a guest room or some means to assist family that is in need or extend help to someone we feel called to help. ADUs are rentals. These rentals would be added into our residential zones that are designed for single-family dwellings. Our neighborhoods would be open to business adventures.