Letters

The directors of the Anderson Township Volunteer Fire Department wish to recognize the life of Lloyd Hauser, who recently passed away.

On Feb. 15 our members signed a proclamation that recognized his hard work and dedication.

In response to Brian Gray’s (“How much will tapping reserves cost U.S.?”) letter of last week, I noted that he has used the old liberal trick of immediately going off-point when a question arises for which he has no answer. Like many libs, Gray dances around the issues like he has just been sprinkled with pixie dust.

The entire point of the first 12 paragraphs of my letter is that Obama is not telling the truth about the nation’s oil reserves. The president states that we have only 2 percent of the world’s proven oil reserves.

The Renaissance Leadership class of Tell City Junior-Senior High School would like to thank the following for helping us with our Renaissance yard sale:

Dan Hall, Dixon & Dixon Auctioneers, Alvey Cleaners, Indiana Realty & Auction, community members who donated sale items, Tri Kappa, Red Apple Inn, custodial staff of Tell City Junior-Senior High School, student steering committee, student council and all of those who bought sale items

The money raised from this event will go toward encouraging our students and rewarding their academic success.

It has been estimated that one billion people around the globe, in some way, observed Earth Day Sunday (yesterday). This was the 42nd annual celebration of a day set aside specifically to reinforce the importance of environmental vigilance, veneration and responsibility.

It may go largely unnoticed but there is a portion of our population that observes Earth Day 365 days a year.

Chances are very good that you know at least one of them.