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Letter: ‘Denise will strive to find common ground’

October 19, 2022

The challenges facing the residents of Jackson County are not partisan ones. All of us are impacted by the fire danger, limited water supplies, homelessness, lack of affordable housing — the list goes on and on. To address these crucial issues we need fresh leadership on the county level.

Denise Krause, candidate for Jackson County Commissioner, will bring intelligence, energy and expertise to the position. At a time when our country seems so divided, Denise will strive to find common ground among all constituents. I am confident that Denise will work for all people in our county, listening to their concerns with respect and finding innovative ways to address them.

Please join me in voting for Denise Krause, Jackson County Commissioner.

Ellen Craine

Ashland

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Bert Etling

Bert Etling is the executive editor of Ashland.news. Email him at betling@ashland.news.

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