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Letters to the Editor for Aug. 10

Local control of groundwater sounds good, but is not practical, said State Rep. Gail Griffin in a rare public statement about the issue.

Local control of groundwater sounds good, but is not practical, said State Rep. Gail Griffin in a rare public statement about the issue.

Local control of groundwater sounds good, but is not practical, said State Rep. Gail Griffin in a rare public statement about the issue.

Local control of groundwater sounds good, but is not practical, said State Rep. Gail Griffin in a rare public statement about the issue.

House members approved a new measure to get water to the Rio Verde community Monday that Rep. Alexander Kolodin, R-Scottsdale, is offering as an alternative to appease Senate President Warren Petersen, R-Gilbert, and the Senate killed an alternative plan.

Cochise County Administrator Richard Karwaczka was on First Watch to talk about the Jail District and what is on the ballot.  Karwaczka: “The ballots will

David Stevens had never supervised a ballot count. He didn’t know how he would count nearly 50,000 ballots by hand, who would help, or where he would find enough space to do it.

David Stevens had never supervised a ballot count. He didn’t know how he would count nearly 50,000 ballots by hand, who would help, or where he would find enough space to do it. But that didn’t dissuade him.

By Mary McCarthy At the April monthly Zoom meeting hosted by the Hampton Democratic Committee, state Senators Tom Sherman of Rye and Rebecca Perkins-Kwoka of Portsmouth provided an update on their efforts to ensure a transparent and non-partisan redistricting process. A recording of that meeting is now available on the Hampton Democrats YouTube Channel at https://youtu.be/HrgaloY4uRM. The United States Constitution requires that a national census be taken every 10 years. In addition to determin...