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'Not acceptable'

Published online on Friday, Feb. 23, 2007

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I thank Bill McEwen for his column Feb. 11 titled "Waterston needs to admit his mistake."

I was elated to read the listing of mistakes, highlighting the dishonesty of a man paid to represent the county. Fresno County Supervisor Bob Waterston does not care about residents' needs, he only listens to big companies with lots of money in their pockets. He has proven this to the residents of Sanger, in refusing to even listen to our concerns about the development (read destruction) of Jesse Morrow Mountain.

I hope the Board of Supervisors takes action and asks Mr. Waterston to face reality and realize that his behavior is not acceptable.

Louise Janzen

Sanger


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