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LETTER: Visitation in Las Vegas is down?

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LETTER: National parks are great, but the country does have a budget problem
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LETTER: Cartoon missed the mark
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LETTER: Las Vegas trees may be a necessary casualty in water crisis
Bruce Feher Las Vegas
July 2, 2025 - 9:01 pm
 
Updated July 3, 2025 - 9:36 am

Your Saturday article about Las Vegas visitation falling for the fifth month omits the fact that our visitors are not fond of being ripped off. There are many YouTube videos and social media posts calling out the geniuses who think charging $26 for a bottle of water is acceptable to average folks. It isn’t. Las Vegas has come a long way from being reasonably priced to what it is now.

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LETTER: Cartoon missed the mark
James Moldenhauer North Las Vegas

Having stocks teaches economics no more than having a car teaches auto mechanics.

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LETTER: Editorial on ideas was too vague
Adrian Figueroa Dinuba, California

If public funding is pulled for many institutions such as schooling for all grades, it could chill academic freedom.

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LETTER: Free speech goes both ways
Ken Christian Boulder City

Free speech works both ways. Be careful what you wish for. You might get it.

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LETTER: Another way to soak customers for NV Energy
Barry Perea Las Vegas

While NV Energy officials say they want to make sure consumers don’t experience disruptions to service, it seems the way they intend to do this is by making Las Vegas homeowners live in a hot house.

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LETTER: Congress must assert itself
William Pates Las Vegas

This is getting too scary. It is time for Congress to take back control of what is supposed to be a division of powers.

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