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Three days in Bisbee

Three days in Bisbee, chatting with the shopkeepers, Chamber reps. & folks at the eateries, and hiking the steps and exploring real estate left me hankering for more of the friendly souls. One crabby potter. The B-Marquee, with references and links to folks I met along the way fills the gaps left by the hurried visit...I like it a lot! Thanks for the great PR effort reflective of the great little village!

B. Steen

Love it

Love your site. Keep it up.

Catharine Webb

From Electric Dave

Ellis

This is clearly the best article yet, written in the right spirit by someone who was there.

Good photos too.

Thanks,
e.dave

Hi there,

Trust me. I've been in the business 5+ years, and started in San Francisco. This
site sucks - on every level...

Rick
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Rick Rader

Creative & Technical Consultant
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Do you Yahoo!?

No, Rick, we don't Yahoo! much. Is that what professionals do in San Francisco? Yahoo!? - ed.

Grandpa Woodstock

I've been a Bisbee resident for almost seven years. I had never heard
about Grandpa Woodstock until a few weeks ago. I first saw him yesterday (June 6, 2003). He reminded me of Professor Dumbledore from the Harry Potter movies, he looks pretty harmless to me!

I have a great respect for the Bisbee Police Department but I think their time would be better spent trying to control the drug problem we have in our town instead of making a big deal of Grandpa Woodstock and his bicycle horn.

Sharon L. Allen

Greetings!

I am considering taking a position in the area . While I make this decision I am trying to gather information on the area. I viewed your web-site (it looks great), but I have questions not answered on any of the area websites. Please consider responding to my e-mail.

I would like this move to be about creating a life and community for myself. I am a 47-year-old professional, divorced, woman who has raised her children. I am an historian by training, love to read, but also love to socialize and be involved in the community and politically. Can you tell me what life is like in Bisbee?

Thank you,

Teresa
aspasia@cox.net

We'd like to hear from you: letters@bisbeemarquee.com . Be sure to include your name at the bottom of the message. - ed .