Letters to the Editor - Ramsey Co - Maplewood Review

To the Editor:
Like many district 622 parents, I watched the poll results in the evening of November 3.  Earlier in the day, my husband and I took our two young boys (aged 2 and 4) with us to our polling station.  We voted “yes” not only for our children but also for our entire community.

To the Editor:
I would like to encourage the voters of Maplewood to re-elect Bob Cardinal for another four-year term on the City Council. Bob is very active in the community and serves on many boards. He represents the city very well.

To the Editor:
As recently reported in the Review, Maplewood City Council has authorized us to leave the Ramsey –Washington Suburban Cable Commission. I would like to focus on the facts about what this means to cable subscribers in Maplewood.
 

To the Editor:
In response to letter by Christine Stone of 10-7-15.
Not everything is as it appears!
To correct the misinformation regarding to “new candidates” for Maplewood City Council.

To the Editor:

DON’T FORGET TO VOTE, TUESDAY NOV. 3 FOR CITY COUNCIL.  If you are not registered, you can do that at City Hall or at your precinct on election day. This is a very important election for the City of Maplewood and the citizens of Maplewood.

To the Editor:
I am writing in support of the request by School District 622 for a proposed levy to increase the budget for general operating and technology expenses.
Our family has lived in North St. Paul for 12 years, and we open enrolled our three sons (ages 18, 15 and 11) to the Mahtomedi School District 10 years ago.

To the Editor:
We are just a month away from electing two Maplewood City Council members and so far I have not had any hate mail, which feels good.
We have the choice of two former mayors, or two new candidates.

To the editor:
The North St. Paul Veterans Park Inc. Committee would like to take this opportunity to show its appreciation by thanking the public for donations of time, money, encouragement, labor, and materials, as well as purchases of memorial pavers to support Veterans Park.
 

To the editor:
As  a Maplewood resident for 61 years, I  have been active in the community and was an election judge for 47 years.
On Tuesday, Aug. 11, Maplewood residents will be voting in the Primary Election.  Five people are running for city council and 4 will advance to the General Election in Nov.

To the editor:
Many people consider the Primary vote a waste of time, but it isn't. This year we have two new candidates running for the two seats.