Asked by KTVZ 165 Votes Are your allergies worse this season than usual? 47% YES YES 1 53% NO NO 1 Share on Facebook Share on X Share on LinkedIn Copy Link 47% YES Add Comment Comment Share with friends 1 Comment 0 John C Absolutely! I’ve lived here for 40 years and this is the worst allergy season I’ve experienced, although it does seem to be waning. Reply Reply 53% NO Add Comment Comment Share with friends 1 Comment 0 k san I don't have seasonal allergies; however, I have a constantly drippy nose due to age!! There are drops for that, which I use. Reply Reply
Asked by KTVZ 63 Votes Do you think the sheriff should resign or stick with his plan for retirement? 83% Yes Yes 3 17% No No 0 Share on Facebook Share on X Share on LinkedIn Copy Link 83% Yes Add Comment Comment Share with friends 3 Comments 0 Sherry Cupp I think he should be fired and charged with perjury. Reply Reply 0 SunnySunshinestein He should've already resigned. Reply Reply 0 k san Resign. We should expect and demand the highest integrity, especially for our law enforcement people. How can they - he - credibly issue tickets, etc., when he himself has lied in order to get to where he is. Reply Reply 17% No Add Comment Comment Share with friends 0 Comment No one has commented yet
Asked by KTVZ 121 Votes Do you agree with the hiring freeze at the National Weather Service? 44% Yes Yes 0 56% No No 3 Share on Facebook Share on X Share on LinkedIn Copy Link 44% Yes Add Comment Comment Share with friends 0 Comment No one has commented yet 56% No Add Comment Comment Share with friends 2 Comments 1 Beaver Fan Overnight weather information is very important for everyone's safety! Reply Reply k san Exactly. This hiring freeze will negatively affect forecasters, fire mitigators, et al. It is a terrible decision. 0 Barb Egan Accurate forecasting of our weather is vital to assist I. Our everyday routine. It saves lives! Reply Reply
Absolutely! I’ve lived here for 40 years and this is the worst allergy season I’ve experienced, although it does seem to be waning.
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