Letters

Dear Editor,

On receiving news of the three Veterans being denied by the Tallahassee politicians, I am not really surprised.

I have been actively crusading (for) recognition for Lance Cpl. Buessing - for what seems like years. I was VFW Commander when Lance Cpl. Buessing's funeral was in Cedar Key.

The question I leave with you, (is) from my heart. What if young Brian would have dragged his feet the way Tallahassee is dragging theirs?

Cedar Key has had the same City Commissioners for a few years now.   

If you have been to many of their meetings (as I have) you probably wonder why the same faces are still there.  

Mayor O’Neal, my opponent, voted against the successful recycling program ----- twice.   The first time he said he disagreed with the contract wording.   The second time he said he voted against it “on principle, because he voted against it the first time” (reference April 28 issue of the Cedar Key Beacon).  

To the editor:
Once again, St. Valentine was right on time.  Our business, Kayak Cedar Keys, has awakened from a long winter nap.  Business is good, particularly on the weekends.  It is great to see so many of our winter guests back with us, as well as first time visitors to Cedar Key. 
I am particularly happy to see so many folks out on the water paddling and enjoying our winter birds, dolphin and magnificent sunsets.
I am encouraged by the new leadership at our Chamber of Commerce.

The citizens of Levy County owe a huge debt of gratitude
to both Ms. Lillie Rooks and Ms. Nancy Bell as they retire
from service on our Levy County Commission. Ms. Rooks
and Ms. Bell have served with high distinction, honor,
integrity and good faith for many years.
Ms. Rooks and Ms. Bell generously gave of their time,
treasure and talents while ensuring many positive Levy
County changes have come to fruition. As the November 2,
2010 election results became final, we sincerely hope these