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Dallin, Utah Online Edition

The Dallin Chronicle

Your News Source in the Land of Hoodoos and Red Rock Canyons

Vol. 1, No. 1  ·  Gus Halloran, Editor-in-Chief

The Mailbag

Got a question for The Town Doctor? A scoop for In the Know? An opinion on something we ran, or didn't? Send it here. Gus Halloran reads every letter that comes in and hands questions to whoever's got the answer: Dr. Briscoll, Nikki, Presley, sometimes Gus himself. Letters with something to say get printed below, name attached or not, your call.

Got it. Thank you for writing in. Gus reads every letter and gets it to the right person.

Letters to the Editor

On the Canyon Road curve: "I don't know why the county needs a study to tell them what two wrecked trucks already told them for free. Fix the curve." Signed, Tired of Waiting, Dallin

Nikki Randle replies: "So am I. See you at the December meeting."

On the Broderick case: "Is anyone else uncomfortable that half this town still buys their groceries from a family under indictment? Or is that just me." Signed, Watching Closely

Gus Halloran replies: "You're not the only one wondering. And it's not against the law to buy groceries. We'll keep reporting; you keep deciding."

On Second Helpings: "Will there be funeral potatoes or won't there. This town needs to know." Signed, A Concerned Regular

Mags Dyson replies: "There will be funeral potatoes until the county runs out of funerals. Save me a stool."