I’m sending you another plea for a new Sun City flag at the corner of Grand and 107th avenues.

Until recently, I was the news writer for the Palo Verde Artists in Sun City and wrote all of their articles for more than three years.

The Mission of the Sun City Community Assistance Network is to, “Connect people with resources to enhance their standard of living.”

I was on hold for 45 minutes before a gruff customer service representative snapped, “Can I help you?”

Thank you for your informative and well written article (“Filling the SCHOA roster,” Sun City Independent, Marh 31, 2021).

To whom it may concern. Parks and Sons will not take the dog poop bag out of anyone’s trash can.

Again I feel compelled to chime in on another of your articles. This one, to me, is really about what’s right and common sense.

Here is my opinion and suggestions for the Sun City Home Owners Association about the “short term rentals” debate.

The recently enacted “American Rescue Plan” does not provide help directly to Sun City, because we are unincorporated.

I live in Sun City near 99th Avenue and Royal Oak.

I think Sun City has more important things to worry about.

This year-long pandemic has put the skids on most of what life was like in Sun City. But no more!

Thank you for asking for input from Sun City residents regarding short-term rental properties (“Short term rentals on hot seat,” Sun City Independent, March 10, 2021).

When will we lift all restrictions at RCSC? When will we allow guests at RCSC facilities? These are questions the board of directors get asked in emails or hear frequently at board meetings. I can guarantee that every board member and every senior management staff member would love to go back to normal, but that is not the safe thing to do right now.

This is my first time taking action like this but as a Sun City homeowner I have concerns as well.

Just wanted to thank Steve Stockmar for the story on my gig at Winery 101 recently. It was a great success and no small part due to him. There were people there that said they had seen the story …

I support legislation that regulates short-term rentals to owner-occupied homes (“Short term rentals on hot seat,” Sun City Independent, March 10, 2021) during the rental and that renters meet the various CC&Rs that maintain the restricted age limitations that make Sun City an attractive residential choice for seniors.

Short term rentals (aka Airbnb or vrbo) are businesses and don’t belong in residential zones(“Short term rentals on hot seat,” Sun City Independent, March 10, 2021). This shouldn’t be complicated, it is a zoning issue.

We purchased property in Sun City for the relaxing atmosphere, no out of control parties, no noise produced by people who have no respect for others and no cars racing down the streets at all hours, plus property management companies that work with the HOAs to maintain the communities.

The idea that anyone should be able to do anything they want with their property is just selfishness.

A big thank you for all the AARP tax volunteers for your time and patience in getting the seniors returns done.

In golf, one of the most overlooked areas of importance is how you hold the club.

I recently experience a health issue, which was very serious. This letter is about MD Anderson Cancer Center and Banner Del E. Webb Medical Center, both at 14502 W. Meeker, Blvd., Sun City West.

I believe the letter (“Restrictions should stay in place,” Sun City Independent, March 3, 2021) was directed at me so I feel compelled to respond.

I am opposed to closed meetings by the Recreation Centers of Sun City board.

A month or so ago, I got a phone call out of the blue from a guy named Larry. He heard about Sun City Community Assistance Network’s Paint the Town program.

Thank you to all of the individuals who joined us Feb. 21 for the Ninth Annual American Cancer Society Relay for Life of the Sun Cities drive-through in the Sun City West Foundation parking lot.

As Sun City Home Owners Association Board of Directors president, it has been my pleasure to have the opportunity to meet so many wonderful people who give some of their time to the betterment of our community.

The article on the front page says a first-term legislator convinced other lawmakers in our State House to ignore mask mandates. It wasn’t a lawmaker, politician or president who created …

The Knights of Columbus, Our Lady of Lourdes Council 11809, and Valley View Community Food Bank thank all those who helped make the “Give From The Heart” food drive Feb. 13 for the local needy and hungry of the community such a success.

This is in response to your story on changes sought for Lakeview park (“Changes sought for RCSC visitor restrictions,” Sun City Independent, Feb. 17, 2021).

What is harsh? Are you emotional? Angered? Hurt? Embarrassed?

With many people still facing financial difficulties related to the coronavirus pandemic, it’s good to know there are programs available to help in 2021.

Having lived in Sun City since 2004, I have seen and heard much that is good and some not so good.

It’s a bit distressing that our administrators of the Sundial Center are relying on a principle of using a “recreation” clause to thwart the high public purpose of inoculating Sun City residence against COVID-19.

Mr. Shaw, your disgust with both Sen. Rick Gray and Rep. Kevin Payne (“Reader admits making error,” Sun City Independent, Feb. 3, 2021) is completely out of place.

This year the Recreation Centers of Sun City Board of Directors repurposed one of our standing committees.

It was a year ago when COVID-19 struck and our world changed.

The pandemic is a grave emergency that we at the Sun City Posse are serous-minded about.

Several months ago I lost my medic alert bracelet on my morning walk.

This is an open letter to the Recreation Centers of Sun City management.

Super seniors need help in navigating the COVID-19 vaccine sign-ups.

Staying well requires a strong, balanced immune system combined with reducing exposure to pathogens.

This is an open letter to all elected officials at the federal, state and local levels.

Please ask before picking fruit off trees. At the corner of Camden Avenue and Cumberland Drive someone helped themselves to all the lemons off the tree on this corner house.

The weekly Sun City Independent included an article (“RCSC will not pursue Sun City vaccination site,” Sun City Independent, Feb. 3, 2021) about the RCSC’s refusal to allow any of its recreation centers to be used as a point of distribution for COVID vaccinations.

The 2020 census for Sun City contains lots of interesting information. Visit worldpopulationreview.com/us-cities/sun-city-az-population.

This is in response to the letter about living on a golf course (“Living on course not what expected,” Sun City Independent, Jan. 27, 2021).

As the chairwoman of the Sun City Home Owners Association Government Affairs Committee it is my privilege to be a part of SCHOA’s advocacy efforts, particularly as they relate to utility rates.

I feel compelled to respond to L Dick (“Payne is rep, did not run unopposed,” Sun City Independent, Jan. 27, 2021).

Sadly, the rhetoric coming from you in the letter (“Newspaper should report important items,” Sun City Independent, Jan. 20, 2021) in our local paper, I could hear you yelling.

This is a response to Jan Palson’s letter (“Newspaper should report important items,” Sun City Independent, Jan. 20, 2021).

We began the new year with a new meal service provider.

Why doesn’t Sun City ever get COVID-19 locations?

The Mission of the Sun City Community Assistance Network is to, “Connect people with resources to enhance their standard of living.”

Just because you’re teeing off doesn’t mean you need to tee me off.

Mr. Shaw, your lack of knowledge of the facts is showing (“Senator ignores those from other party,” Sun City Independent, Jan. 13, 2021).

The year 2020 is finally behind us and many of us are filled with hope for good things in 2021.

On Sunday afternoon, Jan. 10, a kind and caring gentleman found my purse in the parking lot of Safeway in Sun City and turned it in to their customer service.

A new year brings new resolutions for many and those New Year’s resolutions could also lead to some health benefits.

I’m just stunned that you’ll use COVID in headlines to get attention but otherwise it’s business as usual — no big deal.

I must respond to Mr. Broyles’ remarks (“Speak with those doing concerts first,” Sun City Independent, Jan. 6, 2021). I feel that they are degrading and insulting.

My wife and I live on the Palmbrook Country Club golf course and are accustomed to holiday duffers misdirecting their shots.

I am writing in response to a letter (“Buyers should know what they are getting,” Sun City Independent, Dec. 30, 2020) from Gib Foulke, which was blatantly uncivil.

I know that the Sun Cities lean Republican and Kevin Payne ran an uncontested race for the state Senate so he feels that he can ignore Democratic residents in District 21 with impunity.

I was born and raised in Glendale, Mr. Foulke (“Buyers should know what they are getting,” Sun City Independent, Dec. 30, 2020), I’ve been in Sun City 15 years.