To the Journal letter: My heart stopped beating. Less than 100 years ago, I wouldn’t be alive right now, but in these times we often come back from the brink and gradually return to our ordinary world. Many people are interested in what happens when you brush by death. Some people claim ...

To the Journal editor: Some of you may not remember when we had a representative in Congress who actually cared about Yoopers. Men from either party who, once in Washington, never forgot whom they represented. Men of the caliber of Bart Stupak, Phil Ruppe and others who shared our concerns ...

To the Journal editor: : It seems wholly appropriate at this time to allow curbside glass pickup. We have these new bins that don’t have to be lifted by human backs. We will hardly ever fill these huge bins with other recycling materials. And since glass is being recycled via individual ...

To the Journal editor: I am voting for Dr. Bob Lorinser for Congress because knowing him for a very long time has revealed his true character. I know he actually lives here. I know about his high ethical standards. I know how he has always been a man dedicated to service for others and to ...

To the Journal editor: The governors of Texas and Florida have come up with a clever scheme to reduce their immigration problem by shipping immigrants to states that don’t support stronger immigration control. Perhaps the states receiving the immigrants should follow suit by sending those ...

To the Journal editor: U.S. Rep. Jack Bergman, R-Watersmeet, represents Michigan’s first district, and as one of his constituents, I feel compelled to ask, “Where is Jack Bergman?” For over a year I have attempted to find out where and when Congressman Bergman will appear in our ...