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Politicians don't have the faintest idea of the hardships and devastation many citizens are experiencing these days due cost of living increases.

A Richmond News reader claims secondary suites were built without proper permits, but complaints to city resulted in a lecture on the housing crisis.

Dear Editor: It's disheartening to observe the repetition of quotes from commissioners that continue to fuel a misguided narrative about short-term rentals (STRs) and their owners. The previous instance involved a quote insinuating that owners were renting out homes to multiple guest groups without notification, yet no evidence was presented.

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Dear Editor: As a short-term rental owner I have been watching the current situation with great interest.

Dear Editor: This Christmas season it might be good for all of us to work on being kind, compassionate and empathetic toward all others. Words can be powerful motivators and here are some that move me: Saint Teresa of Calcutta said: “A life not lived for others is not a life.” Pope Francis said: “You pray for the hungry and then you feed them. This is how prayer works.” Anonymous: …

Dear Editor: During these tough economic times, my hat's off to Kathy Elmont. She spearheaded the request for city/county officials to lower the mill levy. This will keep money in everybody's pocket. She was ahead of this request before the election, before Governor Polis called a special session and urged local officials to do more by reducing the tax rate. So far, the City Council has agreed to reduce its …

Dear Editor: I see the House of Representatives in Austin has killed School Choice Vouchers for private schools, thanks to Democrats and 31 Republican Rinos. Well, well, how interesting. Forty percent of elementary and middle school students in Houstin are failing with DYF averages. Money can’t buy academic achievement.