<span class="italic"> <span class="bold">Dear Editor,</span></span></p><p>I enjoyed Jennifer Cacchio&#x2019;s comments about the brand for the city. I have been in several groups recently where this was discussed and I have not heard a single person say they liked the proposed brand &#x201C;Yours Truly,&#x201D; or even understood what it supposed to mean. Once council member said the money was being spent to advertise the city, much as a business would do. So, shouldn&#x2019;t the brand at least have some reference to the city? What does &#x201C;Yours Truly&#x201D; say about the city?</p><p>I expressed my displeasure to the proposed brand at the District 1 meeting and also to Ned Edwards, the city's management analyst who wrote me a letter after that meeting. I got the impression this was a done deal.</p><p>Ms. Cacchio&#x2019;s idea of letting high school students participate in this decision was good. Or, it could be put on a city election ballot listing several possibilities to choose from or a write-in option. One idea that popped into my mind was &#x201C;Where history meets progress.&#x201D; Something similar to this would at least be descriptive of the city.</p><p>If you agree please call your council member.</p><p> <span class="bold">Jean Ruth,</span></p><p> <span class="italic">Lee&#x2019;s Summit</span>