We, the citizens of Las Cruces, NM support Las Cruces High School and the Baseball program with the naming of their baseball practice facility to “DAVE GRAHAM FIELD”. Coach Graham’s teaching and coaching career spans 5 decades. He begun in 1961 at Lynn Junior High School where he taught Physical Education and coached football, basketball, and track. In 1963 he moves to Las Cruces High School and in 1965 he became the Head Coach for Las Cruces High School where he would coach Bulldawg Baseball for 27 years.

It has been way too long of a wait just to be getting a new skate park due to the fact that skaters are destroying properties of others by skateboarding on them and sometimes even vandalizing people's properties and businesses. Northern Miami Beach area is in need of new skate parks. There are many skateboarders in Miami going long distances just to have a place to use their skateboards without being harassed by property owners. So skateboarders deserve and need new skate parks to skate in peace and focus on themselves.

Meadowdale is a neighborhood school; there are kids that been going there since pre-k. Meadowdale High School is a great school and for them to shut it down is not the way to go, so let us (the community) come as one and fight for our school “Where To Be A Lion Is Majestic”.

We believe the purchase of the land should benefit all residents of Albany County and provide as many economic opportunities as possible to sustainably manage the land. Allowing organized and designated recreational motorized use on a portion of the property will allow for additional future revenue and economic benefits to help provide for financial sustainability of the Pilot Hill Property and Albany County.

We believe the purchase of the land should benefit all residents of Albany County and provide as many economic opportunities as possible to sustainably manage the land. Allowing organized and designated motorized use on some portion of the property will provide additional future revenue and economic benefits to help provide for financial sustainability of the Pilot Hill Property and Albany County.

Puppies are being enslaved against their free will in many countries including the U.S. Our hope at the Adam Fugere Foundation is to outlaw the enslavery of puppies. Puppies have rights too. This has to be stopped.

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The donation from the not-for-profit organization the NRA is viewed as a campaign donation and has no place in our government. Taxpayer revenue needs to be appropriated to adequately fund our Sheriff's Department. It is also insensitive to the 17 victims of gun violence to accept a donation from an organization that has actively worked against any meaningful gun control legislation, thus endangering the very citizens that you are charged to protect.

Stop taxing social security income!

There are two Democratic County Mayor candidates: State Senate Minority Leader Lee Harris and Shelby County Sheriff employee Sidney Chism. Unless our candidates publicly debate issues that move our county forward, Republicans will dominate the conversation. That means we’ll be talking about cutting education funding, arming our teachers, and who knows what other right-wing, fringe policy positions get handed down from the Trump White House. Shelby County cannot address our most pervasive challenges without bringing Democratic policy positions to the forefront. We need to hear where our two candidates stand before the May 1st Democratic Primary. Join us in demanding a televised Democratic Shelby County Mayoral debate.

If an individual's criminal history does not denote recidivism, and a reasonable period of incapacitation will effectively produce desistance, then lighter sentencing or the cessation of it should be implemented upon review.

Paint contains toxic chemicals including Volatile Organic Compounds such as toluene and benzene; metals like lead, silver, mercury, and cadmium; binders and solvents like methylene chloride which affect the ecosystem of beautiful Sausal Creek and the San Francisco Bay. Just 1 gallon of paint can contaminate 1,000,000 gallons of water. The Rock in Marj Saunders Park at 5801 at Ascot Drive in Oakland has been painted continuously since the 1950s, allowing as much as 50 gallons of paint per year to enter our watershed negatively affecting our ecosystem and health. Not only is this an environmental problem, it's ugly and it's illegal. The City should enforce its own laws and protect our ecosystem and public health. I am a 6th-grade student at Bentley School and I live near the rock. Signs actually encourage this behavior! I don't think people should be harming the environment, including our fish and wildlife, on purpose. We should be setting a better example for kids like me and not celebrating pollution. Painting the rock should be stopped, and the area should be restored to its natural beauty and protected from further pollution.