Archive for Sunday, April 4, 2010
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Humble Ranch is there to help a population of people who benefit from specialized intervention. There are hiking and biking trails all over this valley and beyond, available for everyone’s use. If my child were on a horse at Humble Ranch that was spooked by some bike rider flying by, I would be outraged. Please leave Humble Ranch a little space, for our friends and families with special needs.
— jrm2
Orchestra concert review
Dear gentlemen:
Thank you for your review of what was probably the most demanding concert I, and no doubt others in the SSO have performed. By the way, I play the English horn (an alto oboe), not the French horn of the brass family.
Yours truly,
Bill Fetcher
— bfetch
Comments
George_Krawzoff (anonymous) says...
Nobody spites the special needs kids their trails. Please don't use the therapeutic riding program to deny the public easements purchased with $1 million of public money. There would be no therapeutic riding and the Trousil's wouldn't own the ranch without that investment.
Please check http://www.humbleranch.info to see the public trail easements that Ed Trousil signed. Don't treat bicycle riders as interlopers.
April 6, 2010 at 9:52 a.m. ( permalink | suggest removal )
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