I am disappointed, even angry, at the decision to close a premier recreational destination like Nutty Putty Cave because of a single unfortunate mishap. It is far more dangerous to drive a car than it is to explore Nutty Putty Cave. I didn't know John Jones personally, but I know his type. My presumption is he would not want to be the person responsible for the cave's permanent closure.
Life doesn't come with seat belts, air bags or guarantees. That's what makes it worth living.
David E. Jensen
Holladay
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Students at Glendale Middle School will tell you they have taken on various roles in the bully wars.
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Socrates observed that "The citizen properly trained in maintaining his own health will rarely need doctors."
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