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Big thank you for car wash fundraiser

Dear Editor, 4-H Cactus Critters Club would like to “Thank” Taco Bell on Stockton Hill Road, and Krystal Peterson Burge of Desert De Oro Foods, for letting us use your business facility for our car wash fundraiser. We also appreciate everyone who stopped by on Saturday, April 13, to support us with your donation. The money raised from our fundraiser will help our youth members with educational programs, services projects, summer camp fees and county fair exhibits. Ashlyn, Fundraiser committee youth Mohave County 4-H Cactus Critters Club 

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Will Catlin Clark do okay in the WNBA?

Dear Editor, Caitlin Clark will do great in the WNBA. She can shoot, she can pass and she’s a savvy player. Clark did what no one ever dreamed anyone would do and that was to score more points than Pistol Pete Maravich who played for LSU from 1967 – 1970. Maravich scored 3667 total points at LSU and averaged 42.2 points per game for the tigers. Clark totaled 3951 points .and averaged 30 points per game. Old timers are quick to recall that Maravich did it before the day of the shot clock and the three-point line. Also, it was…

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Havasu MAGA team campaigning for school board

Dear Editor, We chose to run for the school board after hearing the frustrations of local parents and staff. While the current school board has been quietly chugging along, the attitude of “If it’s not broke, don’t fix it” does not work when applied to the shaping of our children’s minds before they launch into life. We believe we can streamline the traditional school process and draw parents in, resulting in teachers being able to focus on providing a quality education. As young, professional parents with a wide range of combined experience, we are well-positioned to tackle the shortcomings of…

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Democracy or Trump

Dear Editor, On Fox news at a town hall meeting, Sean Hannity asked Trump if he would be a dictator. Trump said on his first day as President he would be a dictator and get rid of all the immigrants. If you think Trump is not dangerous, listen and hear what Trump will do as a dictator like his Russian buddy Putin. 1. Terminate the Constitution of the U.S.A. This has been the law of the land and protected democracy for over 200 years. 2. Discontinue Social Security and Medicare for the elderly and disabled, which the American people paid…

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Let’s elect politicians that work for the people

Dear Editor, Mr. Goyeneche, I have to agree with you, thanks to the First Amendment, and to the media outlets such as The Standard newspaper, which allows the exchange of ideas, especially in what seems to be a very conservative area of the state. That said “Can you show us a better system?” I believe I can. Let’s have a look at capitalism as it currently exists, with few if any restrictions from governmental regulations. Currently, capitalism is responsible for the extreme wealth disparity in this country. The wealthy get wealthier due to the breaks in current governmental regulations, big…

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Survey Says:

Dear Editor, Does anyone remember the mid-1970s TV Game show named Family Feud? Two family teams were asked a question and the team that came closest to the popular survey vote won the game as celebrity host Steve Harvey blurted out “Survey Says”! The same game is taking place in the little town of Kingman, AZ today. I stand to applaud the entire City Council for their efforts at keeping the Kingman people informed, although knowing “they could do better”. The City did try when it recently conducted an online survey. Less than 200 people out of our City population…

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