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Inc Letters to the editor The Barnstable Patriot welcomes letters to the editor. Please keep them brief and either type or print them neatly. Include name, address and telephone number. Anonymous letters will not be published , but names will be withheld upon request. We reserve the right to edit all submissions. THE BARNSTABLE PATRIOT QRE _MML JQ HYANWS JA 02601 'eHers@barns.ab.epa.rlot.com = are happy to offer Dick Neitz of £..—^^n South Yarmouth a real value: tWpaq W^^ an additional 4 months FREE if \mti m W ^m£ he calls within the next seven days. )(| |tP* To become a patriot subscriber call 508-771-1427 I BETTER STONES of Cape Cod 56 Communications Way (508) 790-6969 • BARK MULCH • BRICK • LOAM Face & Paving • DRIVEWAY STONES • COBBLESTONES Native & Blue .PATH STONES • CRUSHED SHELLS • WALL STONES I Specials 1 • 5x5x9 Cobblestones $2I0 each •3/4 Bluestones 3yards $110 plus tax/deliv . •PA Hailstones $195 per pallet CONTINUED FROM PAGE A:7 are almost invisible. I hope the appropriate authorities will be advised of this so they can advise the parkinginspector not to issuetickets for a problem that is not the responsibility of the car owner. Frederic E Claussen Cotuit Freedom comeswith responsibility RE: "Praying for Lawns" (July 7). I totally agree with the sentiments expressed by Mr. Maroney. I grew up in small town America - West Concord , Mass. The thoughts I have expressed in print and verbally at town council sessions in Hyannis result from a desire to live in a peaceful neighborhood such as I grew up in 1942-1960. Living in America in 2006 should mean freedom with responsibility. This trans- lates into one and all obeying the laws of their town, city or state, country. The Pilgrims were immigrants as well as my mother's parents from Sweden. People movingto the United States ofAmerica should expect to respect the rights of people al- ready residinghere. They can expect to conform to our basic manner of living, not vice versa.This involves learningthe Englishlanguage amongst other basics. How many of our relatives did this in the past? Just some thoughts from Hyannis Precinct 8 in the olde summertime. John D. Alden Hyannis End greyhounds' suffering Over 150,000 Massachusetts voters signed a petition demanding the end of greyhound racing, only to have their voices ignored. An increasingly informed public no longer wants to support an industry that treats greyhounds as if they are equipment , discards dogs who don't "make the cut" like trash, and subjects these gentle, sociable animals to a life of ser- vitude and misery. Greyhound racing is an industry fraught with cruelty. In Massachusetts alone, nearly 500 greyhounds have been injured while racing over the past three years. The most common injuries are broken legs, fractures, and disloca- tions. Other reported injuries include cardiac arrest, spontaneous seizures, sudden collapse before or after racing, spinal cord paralysis, severed tails,lacerated eyes,apuncture wound, and a broken neck. The people of Massachusettshave made their opposition to this cruel industry loud and clear. Itistimefor their elected officialsto listen-and ban this shameful "sport" once and for all. To find out more, visit www.PETA.org. Jennifer O'Connor Animals in Entertainment Campaign Writer People for the Ethical Treatment of Animals Norfolk, Va. Thanks to paper and its representative The OstervilleHistoricalSocietyismost grate- ful to The Barnstable Patriot for the coverage of its Diamond Jubilee, June 10, 2006, celebrating 75 years of preserving Osterville's heritage. We are indeed indebted to your advertising representative,JackMason,whowasanattendee and came with his camera. Consequently, the Historical Society has some invaluable pictures in your June 23, 2006, edition along with an ac- curate description of the event by Jack. Thank you for the Patriot' s constant coverage and recording of the Cape'seventsand historical facts. The Barnstable Patriot has always been and continues to be an outstanding resource of Cape Cod. Its citizens are most grateful. Jacqueline Martin Chair, Diamond Jubilee -, rjxrnr _ LE11E1\J JML! CONTINUED FROM PAGE A:1 services and those of towns with comparable populations,there was more spadework to do to reach agreement withinthe group before talking to consultants. Others disagreed,sayingthat the consultants would help straighten out that situation. In fact, the discussion revealed that all five districts use the same Cape Cod auditorfor theiryear-end financials, and Sullivanagreed to contact him to seewhetherthosenumbers could be merged to produce an overall cost for services. Committee member and coun- cilorLeah Curtis, one ofthe driving forces behind creation of the group after hearing constituents ask questions about the absence of a townfiredepartment,stressed that movingforward wasnot an advance toward consolidation. Instead, she said, it was another step toward answering the question the com- mittee agreed on previously:is the town receiving said services in the most efficient - and cost-efficient -manner? Members voted to allow public comment at their meetings fol- lowing completion of the agenda. They agreed to follow the town council's rules on that subject, meaningspeakers willbe limitedto three minutes each. Written com- ments are welcomed by members as well. The committee willmeet at town hall again Sept. 6 at 7 p.m. Fire district board... EDWARD F MARONEY PHOTO The leadership of the 21s1 Century Task Force on the Cape Cod Commission - chair Elliott Carr and co-chairs Wendy Northcross and Tom Evans -prepares to brief the county Assembly of Delegates Wednesday. Carr saidthe group will holdthree public hearings inAugust, all at 7 p.m., starting with an Aug. 1 session at Mashpee High School and continuing Aug. 3 at Barnstable Town Hall and Aug. 8 at Eastham Town Hall. On Aug. 10 at 7 p.m., selectmen, councilors, town administrators and planners, and members of relevant town boards are invited to meet with the task force in the Assembly's chamber in the 1st District Courthouse in Barnstable village. The task force itself meets again July 27 at 7:45 p.m. in rooms 11 and 12 of Barnstable Superior Court House, when members of the Cape Cod Commission will share their views. A raft of recommendations on changes for the commission is expected from the task force by the end of August or early September. Out in force —