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We are not in a water crisis, and may never be

Dear Editor, Two recent trends have become evident around Kingman; one is the increase in population and the other is farming in the Hualapai Valley. Both should be cause for celebration, because others are discovering the livability and quality of life that has long been evident to locals.But the growth has created a sense of urgency among elected and appointed officials. Kingman draws its water from two deep underground basins, the Hualapai Basin, and the Sacramento Basin. Growth impacting our most valuable resource may be leading to a premature pressure to do something about our perceived water scarcity.Representative Regina Cobb…

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They wear what could feed the hungry

Dear Editor, My extended family seems to be feeling the pinch this holiday season. They have all voted to scotch the expensive gift-giving this Christmas, and just give each other time. Tell that to 1% America though. They have had a banner couple of years. A couple of notable indicators of their successes can be ascertained from public reports of big city gala events and advertisements in very selective media. Two of these caught my eye in recent months. At this year’s Met Gala in New York in September, philanthropists, designers and celebrities showed off their popularity and quite excessive…

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They wear what could feed the hungry

Dear Editor, My extended family seems to be feeling the pinch this holiday season. They have all voted to scotch the expensive gift-giving this Christmas, and just give each other time. Tell that to 1% America though. They have had a banner couple of years. A couple of notable indicators of their successes can be ascertained from public reports of big city gala events and advertisements in very selective media. Two of these caught my eye in recent months. At this year’s Met Gala in New York in September, philanthropists, designers and celebrities showed off their popularity and quite excessive…

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Thank you from Kingman Downtown Merchants Association

Dear Editor, The Kingman Downtown Merchants Association (KDMA) would like to thank all organizers, participants, volunteers, merchants, the City of Kingman, and our community for supporting the annual kick-off to the holidays with the tree lighting, the Very Merry Christmas ‘Street of Lights’ displays, and the Mingle Jingle Christmas Bazaar. The festivities began with the City of Kingman’s ‘Light Locomotive Park’ with the dedication and tree lighting ceremonies by the Mayor Jen Miles and City Manager, Ron Foggin, followed by City Council members and Santa. The City of Kingman Maintenance Department assisted, and music was provided by the White Cliffs…

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Thank you from Kingman Downtown Merchants Association

Dear Editor, The Kingman Downtown Merchants Association (KDMA) would like to thank all organizers, participants, volunteers, merchants, the City of Kingman, and our community for supporting the annual kick-off to the holidays with the tree lighting, the Very Merry Christmas ‘Street of Lights’ displays, and the Mingle Jingle Christmas Bazaar. The festivities began with the City of Kingman’s ‘Light Locomotive Park’ with the dedication and tree lighting ceremonies by the Mayor Jen Miles and City Manager, Ron Foggin, followed by City Council members and Santa. The City of Kingman Maintenance Department assisted, and music was provided by the White Cliffs…

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Somehow, someway, may this be a Christmas worth remembering

Dear Editor, We had difficulties when we were growing up in Martin County, Kentucky but, overall, we thought we were doing okay. President Lyndon Johnson came to Inez, Kentucky in 1964 to let us know we weren’t doing very well. He began his campaign in our community and we became the poster child for American poverty.  We hadn’t really thought of ourselves as poor until we started hearing about ourselves in the news. I had numerous friends who didn’t get much for Christmas. Often it was one or two small gifts or nothing at all.   Several classmates at my elementary school…

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