I read with interest the Friday story “Deal inked to round up wild burros.” A park ranger noted that the animals are not native to Death Valley and that they damage springs and vegetation and compete for food and water.
Humans are not native to the Mojave Desert, either. Yet they make themselves at home there and compete for food and water. Maybe it’s time to round them all up and relocate them.
America needs solutions, strength and accountability — not another round of “get Trump” politics.
Our local politicians need to rethink their obsession with destroying major roadways.
I was taught from a young age that respect for those in law enforcement was expected, and that if you were ever in a situation where an officer gave you an order, you followed it … period.
Your statement that, “Nevada consumers who are upset at high utility costs should direct their ire to state policy makers” is way off the mark.
Homeowners should be careful not to water when wet weather comes to the valley.
