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Letters To The Editor

Barbecue successful

To the Journal editor: The Kiwanis Club of Marquette extends a very sincere heartfelt thank you for the support of our recent chicken barbecue. Special thank you to Jilbert Dairy, Franco Inc., Midway Rentals, The city of Marquette, Northern Michigan University Catering and Tadych’s Market ...

Nature can’t be stopped

To the Journal editor: I have pointed out in previous posts that people without any technical background often do not understand what the difference is between fact and theory. Hence, we have everyone opining on AR15s, 9mms, COVID-19 and global warming/climate change to the point where most ...

Less restrictive access to wilderness needed

To the Journal editor: State Sen. Ed McBroom, R-Waucedah Township, and Keep the U.P. Wild member Aaron Peterson are both wrong about the proposed wilderness to designation of four areas in the western Upper Peninsula (Mining Journal, June 23). McBroom wants unrestrained economic development ...

There are still good people

To the Journal editor: My husband and I were driving in Gwinn down Southgate Road on our way to the U.S. Post Office. There was a gentleman flagging us down to stop. We stopped, wondering what was going on. The man picked up this little turtle and put it into the woods so nobody would hit ...

Topsoil wanted back

To the Journal editor: Whoever stole my 91-year-old mother’s top soil from her property on Mather Street, shame on you. I placed two bags there last week, intending to use it soon, but you know how it goes, weather, time, etc. Those bags are heavy to transport. Please return them!

Dems facing choices

To the Journal editor: I’m finally zeroing in on why some people are willing to embrace the “big lie” even at the risk of imperiling American democracy. People on the left tend to argue as though there’s nothing more important than the fact that American citizens get to go to the ...