Letters

To the editor:
Correct me if am wrong, but I believe on Jan. 26, 2010, the Shallotte Board of Aldermen appointed Michael Pease as alderman for the town of Shallotte.
Why are citizens of Shallotte being misled by his re-election signage indicating he is up for re-election?
Simply put, all of his signs should read, “elect Michael Pease.”
Karyn Hart
Shallotte
 

To the editor:
Letters to the editor, email responses to one letter printed in the Beacon and a myriad of telephone contacts indicate many respondents do not want the town of Carolina Shores-sponsored park.
The Concerned Citizens of Carolina Shores (CCCS) unitedly have pushed this park and view it as a town “uniter.” How absurd.
Residents from subdivisions who now fail to use the central recycle center and attend town meetings are highly unlikely to come to a town hall park to use the walking trail, play bocce or socialize.

To the editor:
I must have been on a space mission when the poll was conducted to discuss the need for a community special events area.
We obviously need an area in which to conduct public executions. I am sure we could erect pillories and stocks to humiliate minor transgressions. We would obviously have to excavate a dunking pond.
I am sure the current town employees can clear an area of flammable bushes and trees so we can burn witches, heretics and dissident residents of Carolina Shores at the stake.

To the editor:
Several months ago, the idea of using the area adjacent to town hall as a site for our citizens to utilize for special events or as a place of quiet reflection was suggested.
The communication committee, made up of volunteers from within the town of Carolina Shores, was given the task of exploring options for commissioners to consider.
After much discussion, it was agreed that professional help was needed to develop viable options for the town to consider. Concepts for a town commons were presented.