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Mitchell: In agreement with Bethany Culp’s letter

Bethany Culp’s excellent Feb. 19 letter (“Fountain Hills loses a key employee”) illustrates the accumulating corrosive effect of ROT and its allies.

The town now has lost three dedicated employees to a pandemic of vitriol. Re-electing Mayor Dickey and Councilmember McMahon gives voters a chance to send a clear message of rejection to this bitter and divisive segment of the community.

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Mitchell: In agreement with Bethany Culp’s letter

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George Mitchell | Fountain Hills

Bethany Culp’s excellent Feb. 19 letter (“Fountain Hills loses a key employee”) illustrates the accumulating corrosive effect of ROT and its allies.

The town now has lost three dedicated employees to a pandemic of vitriol. Re-electing Mayor Dickey and Councilmember McMahon gives voters a chance to send a clear message of rejection to this bitter and divisive segment of the community.

Reader reactions, pro or con, are welcomed at AzOpinions@iniusa.org.

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