Letters to the Editor

Dear editor, Are there any other Airdronians perplexed with all the empty Airdrie transit buses and ICE buses running around town? In the last two to three months, I have only seen two people riding, but close to 15 to 20 empty buses running around.

Re: “Progress, but no promises” Nov. 19 Dear editor, Over the last year, we have all become aware of the school crisis that we are facing in Airdrie. We have a shortage of schools; parents and students are tired of having class in hallways and gyms.

Re: “Progress, but no promises,” Nov.

Dear editor Our daughter was walking to school on the morning of Nov. 23. The crosswalk she uses is located at the intersection of Summerfield Blvd. and Main St.

Re: “Progress, but no promises,” Nov.

Dear editor, Crossfield Town council met for its first regular meeting, Nov. 2. We were all looking forward to see how we could make Crossfield a better place to work, live and play. We did accomplish an item in each of those areas.

Dear editor, With Christmas just around the corner the Anonymous Santa is once again ready to begin his work.

Dear editor, Over the last while, it seems every time I look in the paper there is something negative about the town of Crossfield, its staff or its representatives either in letters to the editor, in articles or recently during the election campaign

Re: “Local MLA’s bill will be rejected: Morton” Oct.

Dear editor, I want to thank the man who stepped up and allowed us to have a touching moment of silence at the cenotaph monument, Nov. 11.