Letters

 Thank you, Emergency Workers, for all you have been doing during the awful, flooding weather.

Bonnie and I went to a funeral service late Saturday evening on Feb. 24 for a very good man who deserved the attendance.  Several times along the stormy roads I saw wrecks, overflowing streams, and cars in ditches.

And at each place I saw blue flashing lights in the darkness, and brave men and women enduring the rain and cold to help those in need.

 The General Assembly has finally produced a bill regarding public pensions and the fine print reveals some remarkable facts about its potential impact. The “fine print” in question is the actuarial analysis performed on behalf of Kentucky Retirement Systems regarding those aspects of Senate Bill 1 that affect KRS.

 I would like to address the Bullitt County athletic directors, or the Board of Education, as to who sets the prices for high school basketball games.

Every game that I have attended this year, the cost for admission has been $6 and that is for adults and students. College students event get a discount to attend games for their schools.

There are weeks when there are two or three games at $6 admission that can get pricey, especially for teens who work hard for their money.

These games can also be pricey for families who have multiple children.

 I have known Linda Belcher for over 40 years. She and late  husband (Larry Belcher) were dedicated educators since 1970. She taught school, was an assistant principal and a principal, and was director of transportation in Bullitt County.

She continued in working in education as an instructor at U of L.