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Letters to the Editor

Policy change affects cancer loan closet

The Dickinson County Cancer Loan Closet would like to thank all those who have faithfully saved their sales receipts from Super One Foods for us. However, Super One has recently revised its “Community Dollars” policy, making it virtually impossible for the cancer loan closet to adhere to ...

Letters welcome

Letters should be kept as brief as possible — ideally no more than 250 words — but can be up to about 500 words. The letter must include the writer’s full, legal name, address and telephone number. Letters are to be signed with a single name. Potentially libelous statements and personal ...

Passing the tab torch

If you have been saving the tabs, you can start turning them in. Please look at what you are turning in and no large tabs; they are not aluminum. Ronald McDonald House had two tab tosses this spring. With the tabs they collected — double the price of aluminum on those days — plus the ...

Need support for MSU Extension, 4-H

Dickinson County residents had no choice when the Michigan State University Extension and 4-H, both more-than-100-year-old programs, were stripped away by the four new Dickinson County Board members in their very first meeting in January. Since that meeting, county residents have ...

MSU Extension and 4-H worth funding

As the son of a Purdue University County Extension Agent and a former member of 4-H, I have more than a passing interest in the $81,000 defunding of the Michigan State University Extension and the 4-H coordinator after Dickinson County Board Chair Dan Harrington called 4-H "a woke, crazy ...

Millage an investment in students

On Tuesday, Dickinson County voters will have the opportunity to renew the Bay College Iron Mountain Campus millage — a renewal, not a new tax — that has supported local students, families and businesses for nearly 20 years. Bay College is more than a campus; it’s an economic engine and ...