Drive-By Rabies Clinic Is A Brilliant Idea

November 20, 2020

To The Reader’s Forum: I recently took advantage of the free rabies clinic to assure proper protection of my two cats offered in the City of Jamestown. What a brilliant idea to offer this drive by clinic. The pre-registration was processed by the City Clerk’s office where I was greeted kindly and given an appointment. Entry to the clinic was on Third Street meeting a person, checking my appointment and directed me to line up my vehicle to await my turn to see the veterinarian. My animal’s records were checked prior to the vaccinations. My cats were then taken from my car by ...

Parking Meters Will Be End Of Main Street Business

November 18, 2020

To the Readers’ Forum: If the smart meters are installed in the free zone, it will most likely be the end of the business left on Main Street. We feel we have the right to put our two cents in because Landers has been on Main Street since 1952. We have owned it since 1980. Parking should not be a money-maker for the city. It should be an enhancement for the businesses that are operating in the downtown. The city hires companies to tell them how to fix parking. Why not ask us? We are here every day. No one from City Hall asks the business owners what is best for us. It is hard ...

In This Country Everyone Has The Right To Express Themselves, Opinions

November 13, 2020

To The Reader’s Forum: To the thieves who stole my candidate’s sign. This incident served to further convince me that the opposing political group is anti-free speech and expression in a country that was founded on this principle. It also was one of the reasons I registered to a new political party several years ago. In this country, every single person should feel free to choose whatever political party he or she sees fit without judgment or ridicule from anyone who supports a different party or candidate or point of view. And no one has the right to steal anything from anyone ...

Washington Street Traffic Lights Upset Driver

November 5, 2020

To The Reader’s Forum: As driving across town on Washington Street yesterday, I was again appalled as I had to stop at Third, Fifth, Sixth and Eighth street signals. Imagine being a trucker hauling 40 or 45 thousand pounds of freight. Those vehicles are tough enough to drive without having to deal with timing idiocy. Even driving a pickup or car is frustrating enough. This problem has persisted through the good weather, but as we go into winter, picture that semi spinning up the hill, or worse yet, losing control downhill! Secondly, in my opinion, even thinking about adding more ...

Gates Conflict Of Interest In Pandemic Protocols

November 3, 2020

To The Reader’s Forum: On March 3, 2020, the pandemic-addled Democrat majority in Albany gave virtual dictatorial powers to Gov. Cuomo, for a year. One of the governor’s first dictates was to use the Institute for Health Metrics and Evaluation (IHME) for its Covid-19 protocol. Gov. Cuomo might be excused for going with IHME. After all, as the governor said, the White House relied on the pandemic protocol, and IHME was ready. But in early May, President Trump balked at using IHME for federal government’s ‘pandemic’ protocol, saying, “Look, models have been very inaccurate. ...

Readers’ Forum

October 30, 2020

Hearings Bring To Mind John’s Gospel To The Reader’s Forum: The recent questioning of Judge Amy Coney Barrett by the Senate judiciary committee was quite interesting and revealing. Her answers to her Democratic inquisitors were polite, thoughtful and focused. However, I doubt that she satisfied any of her adversaries. The spectacle reminded me of a verse from the prologue to the gospel of John: “And the light shineth in the darkness; and the darkness comprehended it not.” Respectfully, Dr. James Dahlie, Lakewood