This is in response to a letter in last week’s issue, “Saddened and perplexed.” The Pond Eddy Bridge is both beautiful and historic. Yes, it serves only a very small number of Pennsylvania residents. So, the question is why would both New York and Pennsylvania spend millions of taxpayers’ money on replacing the bridge? There is the Parkers Glenn Road that runs from Twin Lakes Road down to the Pond Eddy Bridge. Why not let Pennsylvania foot the bill for their residents, spend a fraction of that money to upgrade the road and leave New York out of it?

Caroline Akt

Glen Spey, NY