Letters

Camper unfairness

Published on Thu, 07/14/2016 - 3:14pm

Editor:

I had an older model camper that I had totally remodeled inside and out. It wasn’t an Airstream, but it was perfect to take my three grandsons camping safely. It was registered, licensed and parked in front of my house. The police came and told me someone said that someone was living it. Totally untrue. I even showed the officer that it was padlocked shut, and I was forced to move it or it would be impounded! Now I had to sell it because I had nowhere to put it.

Help keep Paradise Valley pristine

Published on Tue, 07/12/2016 - 3:51pm

Editor:

We own property in Emigrant, about 1 mile south of the proposed gravel pit and asphalt plant. We joined our Emigrant neighbors in adamantly opposing the permitting of this facility and want to thank everyone in the community who came together to voice our shared opposition. We would also like to thank The Enterprise staff, especially Liz Kearney, who wrote the article published on July 6, for their informative reporting on the issues surrounding this proposal. 

It can’t get better than this

Published on Tue, 07/12/2016 - 3:49pm

Editor:

I want to thank The Livingston Enterprise, and John Sullivan, publisher, for all the publicity that you have given me all these years in my reaching the unbreakable record of announcing the Livingston Roundup Rodeo Parade for 68 consecutive years and being accepted in the Guinness Book of World Records. I have made many friends throughout the country who have seen the parade and have visited with me. 1949 was my first year I started this.

Effect of gravel pit would be devastating

Published on Mon, 07/11/2016 - 3:05pm

Editor:

As we sit by the Yellowstone in beautiful Paradise Valley, we revel in the mountains and wildlife. We, in addition to thousands of visitors from all over the world who come to Paradise Valley, are concerned about what would happen to make a negative impact. We were recently informed that there is a proposal for an additional gravel pit and new asphalt plant to be built outside of Emigrant. 

Ignorant song

Published on Mon, 07/11/2016 - 3:04pm

Editor:

Let me first start this off by saying that I am a farmer, I grew up in Livingston, I play music and I love good country music. And I am patriotic. But not in the way that I have to tell other Americans or show anyone. It’s in the way that I love people: I try my best to take care of them, to love them and to understand them. Indeed, the people and the places that I love the most in my life are American.

Asphalt plant/gravel pit sends wrong message

Published on Mon, 07/11/2016 - 3:02pm

Editor:

Let’s act before there’s a tragic bike accident on route to hospital

Published on Fri, 07/08/2016 - 4:26pm

Editor:

It was with great sadness that I read about the accident in Park City Wednesday which took the life of a grandfather accompanying his grandson to school by bicycle.

I, along with many other employees, visitors and patients, ride my bike most days to the new hospital. Every time, I cross my fingers and hold my breath hoping to avoid being hit by a car.

Concern about air quality in our national parks

Published on Fri, 07/08/2016 - 4:25pm

Editor:

Our national parks are among our nation’s greatest treasures. They are places where people, especially children, can experience the outdoors, get active, and develop a healthy lifestyle through fun activities like hiking, swimming and climbing.

City Commission listening session

Published on Fri, 07/08/2016 - 4:23pm

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Let’s get organized as a community to keep our home pristine

Published on Thu, 07/07/2016 - 3:23pm

Editor:

To be clear, I am one of the fortune few. I am one of the lucky ones to call Livingston my home. I recently moved my family from the ever-expanding Denver metro area. Moving northward, I am confident I have found my forever home in Yellowstone’s gateway. And although their 2-year old minds can’t possibly comprehend it, my two young sons will be forever grateful of the decision their parents made to leave the “comfort” of a booming metropolis to live, work, and play in the Paradise Valley.