Letters

I read where the three amigo mayors of the tri city area are not going to issue a mask mandate.

Recently I’ve heard several people questioning why COVID stats include as a “ COVID death” someone who has serious underlying health issues, then gets COVID, and dies.

On the morning of Nov 11, I was shopping at Kohl’s for a birthday present for my daughter.

I was flabbergasted to read the Courier’s featured article with the headline “As virus surges, no mask mandates planned by Prescott, Prescott Valley and Chino Valley mayors.”

It appears the three mayors have agreed on a no-masking mandate.

Kindness or others has touched my heart. Today I went to a nearby restaurant, but having just lost my husband recently I could not bear to go in and sit alone.

As a professor who sat on clinical review committees for 10 years encompassing 1,000 plus studies, perhaps J. Aquavella, Ph.D. could tell Courier readers how many of these studies produced an FDA approved vaccine in less than a year.

Letter after letter seems to be whining about the armed Patriots protecting the businesses around the courthouse.

I am like a little boy on Christmas Eve.

Prescott Council members please sirs — the Dells is one of Prescott’s most beautiful and tourist-beckoning places.

There have been many write-ups about the generosity of people in Prescott.

The most encouraging news regarding the coronavirus since the beginning of the pandemic was announced recently by Pfizer Pharmaceuticals.

It appears the three mayors have agreed on a no-masking mandate.

Recently I had the privilege of spending time placing American flags near the headstones of American soldiers for the Veterans Day remembrance.

I was dismayed to see Mayor Greg Mengarelli as one of the featured speakers at the pre-election Republican rally at our courthouse plaza recently.

I was recently a victim of a telephone scam in which the caller said she was my granddaughter and had been in a car accident.

It is a sad time in the U.S. now with so many Trump supporters refusing to acknowledge Joe Biden’s presidential win.

Bravo to the editors who are standing up for mandatory mask wearing.

All hope is not lost in these times of turmoil and emotion!

I am proud to say I am from Arizona, finally Arizona is back to normal.

Here in Arizona, we have had minimal shooting incidents involving law-enforcement officers.

Mr. Mayor, please exert your power and mandate that all of Prescott’s citizens wear face masks to slow the spread of COVOD-19.

I am getting tired of reading the ongoing letters from “patriots” defending the armed counter-protesters who invaded the Sept. 4 Black Lives Matter rally on the courthouse plaza.

While the upsurge of COVID-19 due to large group events was discussed on page one of the Courier recently, our mayor in Prescott in Talk of the Town, is "looking forward to seeing the many faces of our community" at the holiday events starting with last week’s Veterans Day parade.

“Systemic racism” is the new label for the U.S. today. Surely a little research would bear this out. Since this term seems to be specifically applicable to the criminal justice system, let’s focus on chief lawmakers and enforcement personnel.