Upset with city
To the editor:
I would like to thank the city of Fort Dodge for recent road improvements made to Hawkeye Avenue this last week, and Fort Dodge Asphalt for being kind and letting us know that they’d be turning off our water well enough in advance so that we were able to prepare for it.
However, I would like to send out a big frown to the city for trapping me in my alley this morning through the afternoon. See, my alleyway is my only exit, and with the Hawkeye Avenue entrance blocked off, the road work today on the other end left me trapped in my home. I run a child care service in my home. Parents were inconvenienced. They had no access to their children.
What if there were an emergency? I take care of toddlers. I would have appreciated some notice that I’d be trapped in my home today so that I might have prepared. Big frown Fort Dodge. Thank goodness the clerk was courteous at least.
Appreciates Hospice care
To the editor:
Thank you, Nadine Schlienz, for your Second Opinion piece (Sunday, May 4) about Trinity Hospice.
Our family is using Trinity Hospice for our mother and we could not be more pleased.
Proud of Trinity Hospice
To the editor:
Working with sincerity and professionalism, staff and volunteers of Trinity Hospice coordinate efforts to provide for the needs of patients and their families facing end of life issues.
Applauds Trinity Hospice
To the editor:
I want to take the time to commend Nadine Schlienz for her May 4 Second Opinion article.
Weighs in on assessments
To the editor:
I attended a special council meeting on assessments for sewer, water and streets.
Easter Egg hunt succeeds
To the editor:
On behalf of the Loyal Order of the Moose, Fort Dodge Lodge No. 806, the Women of the Moose, Fort Dodge Chapter No.
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