It appears that the children of Southmost and Brownsville taxpayers have been left high and dry by the city of Brownsville and the Boys and Girls club. The pool was built for the citizens of Brownsville to use and that is who should use it. Citizens of Brownsville, demand what is right, if not for you for the children of Brownsville. I m just writing to give my thanks to The Brownsville Herald on having a Web site. Now I can know what is happening back home and keep up with the latest news.
Patriotism is alive and well.
We cherish the memories of our fallen heroes for truly their sacrifice was unmeasurable. I mourn in silence, for I am one of thousands who reside in Brownsville that know the perils of war and death. Patriotism is in the hearts of all of us, and we should teach our children that to celebrate death with parades and music is not, in my opinion, the way to say thanks to men who died in battle. Mr. Miller also expressed concerns about Charro Days. Charro Days is not a holiday, but a united effort to bring two nations together to teach our children that working side by side can be rewarding and can accomplish more than being separate.