Comments on: Activity at the Trailhead is PARADOXICAL

By: Michael Whitcomb

Michael Whitcomb — Thu, 04 Mar 2010 01:33:16 +0000

Thank you so much. What a service Protect the Putt-Putt has provided for the community.

The Forest Service senior management has lost their way.

By: Elise Prayzich

Elise Prayzich — Sat, 20 Feb 2010 04:19:15 +0000

Thank you for your work, “Protect the Putt-Putt!!”

Yes, you are so right! We enjoy our wildlife, and cannot fathom that a government agency, on that is supposed to PROTECT wildlife and open space, seeems bound and determined to invade it, and disperse that wildlife!

Also, selling a portion of the N Cache property to DO this diminishing of the wildlife and increasing density – by more than 200% – ??? Is a puzzlement!

If indeed, the sale was “ordered ” by the Forest Service Regional office, is not that a violation of the EIS? That is supposed to be a document whose options are ALL available until a final decision is made … and the “no action” is now eliminated by the order to sell.

Again, is a puzzlement. How is this allowed to proceed???

Thank you!

By: Kelly Kayem

Kelly Kayem — Wed, 17 Feb 2010 20:57:15 +0000

Everyone is clearly “dazed and confused” by the lack of critical thinking at work in the office of the Forest Service.

By: Darby Eagan

Darby Eagan — Wed, 17 Feb 2010 15:41:07 +0000

Not only have the sheep returned but last winter we had some buffalo. They were marvelous to watch from our home in Eastridge. Every morning we would get up and open the drapes to see if the “boys” were still with us. They stayed about six weeks.

Please do not take away what you have worked so hard to preserve.

Darby Eagan