Feedback from Oct. 25 and Beyond
Our readers sound off on the millennial vote, typos and the Prop 2 "compromise"
By City Weekly Readers
News, Oct. 25, "The Pioneer of Ruin"
My daughter, who lives in Salt Lake City, mailed me a copy of Sarah Gilman's "The Pioneer of Ruin." I would just like to send my gratitude to Sarah for the interesting, well written and researched article. I enjoyed it very much. Keep up the terrific work!
Rosanne Fischer,
Central Minnesota
Love this story!
Laura Asman
Via Facebook
I'm an avid reader of your publication. I am not a grammar or spelling genius by any means, and have from time to time noticed the occasional typo in your stories or advertisements that I have easily ignored. However, this week, I feel compelled to comment on the obvious error in the cover story. Where is "Grant County?" Do you mean, Grand County, Utah—where the town of Cisco is located? This is a blatant error that should have been caught by someone before publication!
Lesley Manley
Via CW comments
News, Oct. 25, "Rocking to Vote"
[Young people] will not vote.
Peter Kraus
Via Facebook
I think they'll vote. My 18-year-old granddaughter and her friends are all voting for the first time.
Donna Sorenson Jackson
Via Facebook
My granddaughter just voted for her first time.
Deanna Bishoff Garcia
Via Facebook
It's looking like a new participation record to me.
Peary Andy
Via Facebook
Already 621,311 ballots returned! Good job, Utah, keep it up!
Iris Nielsen
Via Facebook
Online news post, Oct. 30, Speaker Hughes, Prop 2 supporters talk cannabis, compromise and the church
What do you expect when you permeate 40-50 percent of the population with judgmental shame and guilt? If the neighbors don't like someone, they will shun them into leaving or surely try. If you say anything about it, then, "Well, just who do you think you are?"
Craig S. Mattice
Via Facebook
No separation of church and state here. Some churches really do think it's OK to break the law. Thomas Jefferson stated for them a long time ago: "Believing with you that religion is a matter which lies solely between Man and his God, that he owes account to none other for his faith or his worship, that the legitimate powers of government reach actions only, and not opinions, I contemplate with sovereign reverence that act of the whole American people which declared that their legislature should 'make no law respecting an establishment of religion, or prohibiting the free exercise thereof,' thus building a wall of separation between church and state."
Steffani Mwaruka
Via Facebook
I will never trust one thing this state does until [Greg] Hughes is no longer involved. He did not run for re-elect. Go away!
Mike Schmauch
Via Facebook
Oh, I bet he'll be running for governor ... ugh.
Donna Sorenson Jackson
Via Facebook
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