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Page 1 of 3 <br /> Tom F. Fudala <br /> From: AAREDEYE@aol.com <br /> Sent: Saturday, December 04, 2010 2:51 PM <br /> To: kehrl@capenews.net <br /> Subject: Re: Mashpee Enterprise 12/3/2010 <br /> Please get the most mileage you can out of it. If you think as a letter to the editor will <br /> help get some of the lead out ...Go for it. <br /> I do think some acknowledgements of progress will attract more worker bee's than <br /> finger pointing at political shortcomings. From what I can see all the towns have <br /> motivated representatives doing thankless jobs, many do not have the education or <br /> experience necessary to deal effectively with a issue of this magnitude. Often they are <br /> like a deer caught in the headlights of a speeding car. As a result they often freeze, <br /> delay, and obfuscate. <br /> Only by providing residents and the town leaders the information, education, and <br /> sound planning necessary to act, can the present quagmire be resolved in a positive <br /> manner. The Mashpee Enterprise can play a pivotal role with thoughtful, accurate, <br /> timely work like last Friday's edition. <br /> Thanks <br /> Joe Lyons <br /> In a message dated 12/4/2010 2:16:14 P.M. Eastern Standard Time, <br /> kehrl@capenews.net writes: <br /> Thanks, Joe, for sending this note. It's good to hear a compliment every once in a while. <br /> Did you intend this to be published, as a letter to the editor? <br /> Please let me know, and enjoy the fine weekend. <br /> Brian <br /> -----Original Message----- <br /> From: AAREDEYE@aol.com <br /> Sent: Saturday, December 4, 2010 12:16pm <br /> To: Kehrl@capenews.net <br /> Subject: Mashpee Enterprise 12/3/2010 <br /> Mr Kehrl: <br /> Please let me congratulate you and your staff for the five articulate and <br /> competent articles published in the Mashpee Enterprise on Friday December <br /> third. <br /> As a member of the Mashpee Sewer Commission let me comment that these <br /> articles very accurately represent my understanding of the work needed to move <br /> forward in resolving the most pressing challenge to Cape Cod communities at <br /> this time. <br /> Simply put the decay of our environment from Nitrogen pollution threatens <br /> our quality of life, our property values, and the economic well being of <br /> 12/6/2010 <br />