Letters

 In with the new

Your cartoonist should be told that 470 is more than 12.

Unfortunately going to cancel meeting is not done by most citizens. They are unaware of what the city is doing. I suggest they make a habit of attending to see what’s going on.

Lately I have been glad to see more people becoming involved to make our city become one of the best.

Out with the old in with the new.

Ted Judd

 Faith Scott Portman is a clear choice to be re-elected to the Shepherdsville City Council. She has been our voice, standing up for issues that effect our daily lives.

She stands for our core values. She voted against the high sewer rate increase, when other council members pushed it through.

We got to have Faith.

Herman and Joan French Schlageter

 Linda Belcher is a strong voice in the Kentucky legislature for Bullitt County. We all know the efforts she has put in to gain funds for our roads. And all of the committees she serves on in the House of Representatives have an impact on our county. Linda is vice-chair of the Education Committee, serves on Economic Development and Task Force, Transportation, and the Veterans, Military Affairs, and Public Safety Committees.

 This January I stepped up to run for the open Kentucky Senate created by legislative redistricting. Within 45 days the redistricting plan was declared unconstitutional by the Kentucky Supreme Court. My candidacy and Bullitt County’s chance for a state senator effectively ended with that ruling.