Letters

To the editor:
This letter is in response to my recent column in the Pioneer.  Afterward, Steve Holcomb pointed out to me that his “vague motion for picnic tables” was not a motion about picnic tables; but was instead a motion about pavilions.  My statement was a reference to a motion of Mr. Holcomb’s at a recent city council meeting.  Mr. Holcomb also pointed out that he knew I was not at that meeting.  Mr. Holcomb, I apologize for misstating the topic of your motion.  

To the editor:
A recent passing in our community occurred without even a nod of acknowledgment.
On Thursday, Dec. 30, 2010, “Ms. Rebecca” of Pesso’s Hardware lost a year-long battle against cancer.
She ran Pesso’s Hardware for many years. She was well known by the community. She shared her extensive knowledge of farming, animal, plant and garden care with her customers. Many cared about her and stopped into the store to visit as much as to purchase and ask questions.

To the editor:
I was surprised to read that Dr. Marvin Dunn plans to go ahead with his Rosewood event even though the Levy County Commissioners denied his petition for a special event’s permit.
 Many events are held in Levy County each year and the sponsors of those events have no difficulty applying for and providing the county with all required information to insure  [sic] a safe environment for all involved.  
Lizzie Robinson Jenkins
Archer

To the editor:
For almost seven years in a row to date, The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints has opened their building and hearts to provide a safe haven for Santa’s helpers.
This is through the 501c Not-For-Profit national organization of Holiday Hope Inc. founded and based here in Williston.