Dear Editor, In reference to the discussion going on in regards to the "True Gentlemen," I have no doubt they have done a good service to the community. I also do not feel Holly Dillon was personally attacking them. Yet, how can the services they have done make up for the mess that was left? Irregardless of what type of cans were used (most of us in some form or another have had our fun), to have this type of waste tossed aside, really puts a damper on what we are trying to do here with the recycling program.
Dear Editor, As it is a risk-free use of time for our generation to sit around in the living room talking about "the problem," many of us believe that it is easy to call into question the acts of others. In a recent letter to the editor, Brooks Smith stated, "To Ash-Lee (Henderson) and all who wish to be called 'activists,' let your 'activism' be more about solving the problem and less about highlighting the problem.