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Letters to the Editor

Few thoughts on ‘dictator for a day’

Hello again. I had just a quick thought I wanted to share and hope it makes some of you think long and hard. We have a man running for president who says that he plans to be a “dictator for a day.” Just the first day. I am not a historian but I have read a lot of history and cannot ...

Bergman blasts USPS for calling off public meeting late

Following the indefinite postponement by the United States Postal Service of the scheduled public input meeting for the mail processing facility review of the Iron Mountain Processing and Distribution Center in Kingsford, U.S. Rep. Jack Bergman penned this letter to USPS Postmaster General ...

Don’t be ashamed

If you are struggling mentally in life with depression, anxiety, etc. ... please do not be ashamed or afraid to speak about it. To be forthright, if people want to stoop so low to use your problems against you, let them lower themselves to that level. In all honesty, if people use your problems ...

Call for public to speak out against USPS service changes

EDITOR: The United States Postal Service has made changes negatively impacting your mail service throughout the Upper Peninsula and adjoining Wisconsin communities. Your help is needed to demand that service be restored to previous levels. Prior to Jan. 8, 2024, mail from the 498-499 area ...

Supreme Court has to decide

Under normal circumstances a candidate who has lost the Iowa caucus and New Hampshire primary will politely bow out of the presidential race. But not Nikki Haley. Unlike Ron DeSantis and Vivek Ramaswamy, who dropped out and endorsed Trump, Haley is still persevering in her attempt to win the ...

DICSA seeks millage renewal

With the upcoming vote Feb. 27 to renew the Dickinson County senior millage, I am writing to inform area residents of just how much the millage dollars impact our area seniors. DICSA, the Dickinson Iron Community Services Agency, receives a good portion of the millage dollars. We use the ...