Democrats making wrong moves
Editor, OBSERVER: It is very obvious that the city Democrats have control of the Common Council. Every time the city Democrats take control, they either tear it apart with urban renewal and they don’t know how to progress this city into the future. They are too busy with fighting the opposite party or too busy using their votes for personalities they don’t like. Instead of being concerned for this city, they are too concerned about everything but this city. They want to take credit for progress that was made before them. They use people for their own agenda. Take, for example, the city attorney he did an excellent job, but they did not like him so he is gone now they can’t find a replacement. I have a funny feeling the next attorney will be a Democrat. The next hatchet job was the animal control officer. Wally Baker brought in thousands of dollars for this city from tickets. Was he appreciated? Not at all they constantly looked for excuses to get rid of him.
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I am expressing my concern for those citizens who live on, or near, the escarpment between Westfield and Ripley.
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Editor, OBSERVER:
I was watching the White House health care summit earlier this month on TV, and saw Sen. Louise Slaughter talk about those cases of the poor people who don’t have insurance.
Medical marijuana needs a chance
Editor, OBSERVER:
This is in response to the letter “Heed warning on marijuana” (March 4), I wish to say that I disagree.
I believe medical marijuana should be considered for legalization in New York state.
Jackson Center is area asset
Editor, OBSERVER:
I would like to take this opportunity to express my sincere gratitude and appreciation to the Robert H.
Thanks to all with benefit
Editor, OBSERVER:
We would like to thank everyone that helped, donated their time, their gifts and their support for the benefit for Mike and Cindi Dietzen. Mike donated a kidney to his wife on Jan.




