Letters

 Store manager went the extra mile

There are always people saying how big cities are unfriendly and how small towns are just nice and have friendly people. I was reminded of that right before Christmas.

I had gone to IGA to pick up some sausage alls that were on sale for my husband’s Christmas party at work. They were sold out. I asked the assistant manager Chris if they had any in the back. He checked and they were all out.

 We would like to thank everyone who came out in some way and supported the Help Me Help Others Ministries.

We along with you and so many others in this wonderful community help us help so many in their time of need. You know all need a lift and a helping hand sometime in our lives.

 Monday, Jan. 9 marks one of only two times a year the Red Hill Cemetery Commission meets to discuss issues concerning the cemetery.

My concerns are:

1. Resurfacing or repairing the current driveway due to the general condition of the pavement.

2. Widening and or providing pull-off areas where possible. This would allow people to move over to the side of the road while paying respect, allowing others to pass by easily. This would prevent driving over the graves.

 Shock probation for DUI deaths should be stopped

I am Debbie Moskwa of Michigan. My son Ricky Moskwa, 24, was killed in a four-car crash May 5, 2002 while traveling through Kentucky.

Vincent Rutledge served only 8 months of a 13-year sentence. Matthew Scott Burton was sentenced to seven years and was denied shock probation. They crash also killed Carmen Williams of Ohio and seriously injured my husband, Rick in the crash.