You’ve likely read all the reasons why we need to support the road bond for Saguaro Boulevard; the positive impact on property values, town image, safety, and commerce; and perhaps most importantly, the fact that it has become more cost effective to rebuild instead of patching continuously.
Rather than expounding on each those justifications in detail, which has been done extremely well by a number of letter writers in previous issues of The Times, the focus of this letter is to urgently encourage those who have not yet submitted their ballot to do so by the end of this week. Vote yes.
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Joe Bill
You’ve likely read all the reasons why we need to support the road bond for Saguaro Boulevard; the positive impact on property values, town image, safety, and commerce; and perhaps most importantly, the fact that it has become more cost effective to rebuild instead of patching continuously.
Rather than expounding on each those justifications in detail, which has been done extremely well by a number of letter writers in previous issues of The Times, the focus of this letter is to urgently encourage those who have not yet submitted their ballot to do so by the end of this week. Vote yes.
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