About the ‘hate-filled’ letters
In response to the letter stating the paper was printing hateful letters.
Input on editorial policy
You asked for input concerning editorial policy in regard to letters to the editor
More policy suggestions
Your invitation to share thoughts about Roundup news, letters, and editorials is most welcome.
Dog park has problems
The dog park is deplorable — when it rains or snows it becomes a mud hole because it is all dirt.
Coverage appreciated
On behalf of everyone in our group, Rim Country Corvettes, we want to thank you for the great coverage of our event last Saturday, May 11 at Chapman Auto Center.
Movie reviews should run before the film leaves
I just read Andy McKinney’s wonderful (as always) review of “Quartet,” in The Rim Review. It sounds like a great movie. I think I’ll go see it. Oh, wait! It just left Payson last week.
Long-term plan needed for Pine-Strawberry water
We need a plan that is going to work for the future. Two years ago my monthly water rate doubled, and the 3,000-gallon minimum was going to be the way to fix the problems with the water system.
Connect the dots
Education is memorization of facts. Personal assumptions without facts are opinions. A post on the Internet is temporary. The written word if forever.
Payson Unified School District blues
What professional educator would want to be an administrator, teacher or coach in the Payson Unified School District (PUSD)? Seemingly indiscriminate terminations, reductions in force, and now transfers that are difficult to justify and/or understand, undermine the morale of employees.
Minority is dictating to majority
I am in absolute agreement with Mr. Liesener’s letter, in the May 3 edition, regarding the return to a faith-based life in the United States.
Thanks for all the help with first Film Festival
Over 50 women and men attended the first Women’s Rights are Human Rights Film Festival Saturday, April 27. Presented by the local Payson Amnesty International group, the documentary film festival highlighted the challenges women and girls face around the globe.
Our ‘concerned’ benefactors
Didn’t anyone notice one of the most telling aspects of the Mayor Rappaport controversy?
Taxpayers should know what they’re losing
I got wondering how much the people of Payson know about the beautiful facility that the school board is literally giving away.
Discrepancies in paper
I would like to comment on several issues with the Roundup. I have felt discrepancies previously and have not written.
Officers deserve thanks
All of us at Time Out want to especially thank our peace officers on their Memorial Day, May 15, for the sacrifices at all levels of law enforcement by protecting our citizens against violence, disorder, safeguarding life and property, and their duty to serve the people of Arizona.
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