Letters to the Editor
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Dear editor: I would like to fully agree with Dona Becker’s letter to the editor printed on Tuesday, Oct. 3, 2023. Thank you. Donna Devoss Powell more
Dear editor: Mr. Driskill and Mr. Sommers say Traditional Republicans are true Conservatives! Who knew? Traditional yes, Conservative no. Amassing huge sums of tax dollars is Conservative? Too … more
Dear editor: I found this quote in a recent Harriet Hageman newsletter to be particularly galling: “God has given us an abundance of resources to put food on our tables, gas in our … more
Dear editor: I am writing in response to the screed by Ogden Driskill and Albert Sommers in the Sept. 26 Powell Tribune. Don’t be fooled by their play to change the narrative surrounding … more
Dear editor: This letter is in reference to a trial that took place on Aug. 28-31, 2023, concerning an alleged abuse charge against a para working with a vulnerable adult. The alleged abuse, … more
Dear editor: I would like to point out that the grossly overpopulation of grizzly bears in this area and elsewhere is not a true success story. History of the mismanagement proves … more
Dear editor: In response to your article about the Park County GOP ousting party members, I have served for many years as a precinct person for 24-1 and I am honored to serve. I am 90 years … more
Dear editor: After reading Zac Taylor’s misguided editorial of Aug. 29 in the Powell Tribune, I find it necessary to set the record straight. In the Wyoming State Constitution, Article 1, … more
Dear editor: Open letter to Wyoming legislators and county commissioners: Recently blessed with the latest property tax bill. A “minor” increase in just over 25%. Real … more
Dear editor: We enjoy your publication and subscribed to it even before we became members of the community. The Tribune most always depicts the flavor of Powell as a community. You have a rich … more
Dear editor: I listened with interest to a story on NPR’s Morning Edition this morning, involving the New Hanover County, North Carolina school board banning the book … more
To the editor: I owe an apology to Park County residents. On July 20 I attended a meeting of the Park County Travel Council, of which I am a member. There was an agenda item to approve a … more
Dear editor: Horizon, the cell tower applicant, and the LDS temple applicant have the same playbook. Zoning laws and codes are there to protect the public’s interest, but it’s become … more
Dear editor: In my recent “Letter to the Editor,” my primary concern was that Park County (only) property taxes had gone up so much, over the last several years, relative to the … more
Dear editor: As a member of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, I would like to discuss some of my thoughts about a temple in Cody. I believe this is a wonderful opportunity for the … more
Dear editor: I read with astonishment a Cody newspaper story of last week entitled “Travel Council enters into partnership with Sunlight Sports.” Seems the Park County Travel … more
Dear editor: Following is an open letter to legislators and commissioners: I am writing you on the importance of property tax increases, as per the county assessor’s valuation. I … more
Dear editor: Rocky Mountain Power has proposed 29.2% total rate increase. Yes, 29.2%! That’s not a typo. Rocky Mountain Power is requesting that your power bill be raised almost 30%, … more
Dear editor: Following is an open letter to the City of Cody Council and mayor and planning and zoning board: Please DENY the LDS Church commercial site plan application based on the … more
To whomever you are and wherever you live: I hope you will care and read. I am Samuel Mads Cottrell from Powell and want to talk to everyone interested about building our temple in Cody. I … more
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