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Letters To The Editor

Reflection needed

To the Journal editor: Here we are in our summer season. I looked at one of my readings that was July 1, 2021 and I wrote: “It’s a nice, sunny morning,” as it is today, July 1, 2024. My message was: the green grass is here, the flowers are coming out, leaves on the trees and I ...

Honor questioned

To the Journal editor: Dickinson County veterans and Upper Peninsula veterans should be outraged at “bone spurs” Trump’s recent remarks about the Congressional Medal of Honor. “But I really, I watched Sheldon sitting so proud in the White House when we gave Miriam the Presidential ...

Project 25: what are the concerns?

To the Journal editor: You may have heard about Project 2025 and are puzzled by the controversy surrounding it. This is the second of two letters to the editor explaining the 992-page Project 2025’s mandate and its implications for our country. Project 2025, a conservative mandate for a ...

What is Project 25?

To the Journal editor: Project 2025, a 992-page conservative “mandate” for a potential second Trump term, rose to the top of the news again recently when its director, Paul Dans, stepped down amid controversy from all sides. You may be puzzled by the buzz. This is the first of two letters ...

Calling all non-voters

To the Journal editor: This year’s presidential election is unlike others in our nation’s history. It appears to be shaping up to a decision whether to keep our current democratic system or try something else. If you are not a registered voter, please take the time to register. Contact ...

Barr makes history

To the Journal editor: Today marks a historic milestone for Michigan’s 1st District. Callie Barr, a Democrat from Traverse City, has become the first woman to be nominated by a national party to represent our district in Congress. This moment is not just a victory for Callie Barr but ...