Also: To build a concrete batch plant where it has repeatedly flooded and will do so...
,” : In reading the letters to the editor, I was reminded of hearing my father tell me about how he walked barefoot to the two-room country schoolhouse to save his one pair of shoes a year. But he did not begrudge me the opportunity in the 1960s to ride the bus to school or have both an everyday and a Sunday pair of shoes. I’m glad our reader from Fayetteville is proud of the way he provided for his college. Unlike him, I did not have any help from the GI Bill.
To say I am incensed to read about the decision to provide period products in schools for free is a misstatement. In fact, I may even file a suit in the name of my now-deceased parents to recoup the money they spent on sanitary products for me. Let’s see, using my experience: grades 6 through 12 plus four years of college, that’s 132 months.
” : Thank you for highlighting the fight against the proposed concrete batch plant in Simonton. With all the rural acreage available, they’ve chosen a spot directly in the middle of our neighborhood homes and abutting our community park and event pavilion. Aside from the obvious air pollution concerns, this plant poses a serious risk to scores of communities all along the Brazos — from our small town, to areas of Fort Bend and Brazoria counties, all the way down to the gulf.
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