CORRECT THE FALSEHOODS

In this past week's Alden Advertiser, there two letters promoting the sale of the Martin Farm, and the rezoning project (one of them by the property owner). Both of these letters contained many falsehoods, and statements that need to be addressed. We encourage you all to respond
to these letters. Deadline for copy with the Alden Advertiser is Mondays at 12noon. Letters can be no more than 400 words and signed. You can email them at aldenadvertiser@rochester.rr.com, but it's best to also call them. If you would like to share your comments with us here on this weblog, we do not require your signature, and there is no word limit (also the readership is lower of course). Please email your comments to share! This will give others an insite to some information that they might not have thought of. If you need a copy of the letters published last week, let us know. You can also send your comments to STEAM (fka the Metro Community News) although their word limit is tight, but names are also not required. It's unfortunate that some of us have to be afraid to say our names for fear of retaliation, but that's exactly what Wal-mart does to a community. It divides it. Just remember that we have just as much right to our opinions as anyone else. All the Wal-mart supporters have done is some name-calling, sign stealing, and publishing information that is not factual.