To the Journal editor: Yesterday, I was driving out to Skandia and as I approached the top of Green Garden Hill, there was a lone American flag waving in the breeze. It kind of brought tears to my eyes as I often reflect on the history of my family and the remembrance of World War II and ...

To the Journal editor: Lake Superior is Marquette County’s greatest treasure. We live along one of the largest repositories of fresh water in the world. As the climate changes and clean, drinkable water becomes scarcer, where will people want to live? People move here to enjoy the fresh ...

To the Journal editor: The Kiwanis Club of Marquette extends a very sincere heartfelt thank you to the many people that helped our club with generous donations to our annual peanut sale fundraiser. As with all our fundraisers, all profits are distributed to nonprofit organizations in the ...

To the Journal editor: Recently, large ransoms were demanded in the kidnapping of 17 people in Haiti. Kidnappers throughout the world sell people for slaves. The love of money comes out in other ways in people —robbers, drug dealers, deceptive business people, workaholics. Love of money ...

To the Journal editor: We respect the recent editorial from the Detroit News for highlighting the importance of energy security related to our infrastructure. To be clear, Enbridge’s response to the recent criminal attack on a Line 5 valve site was immediate and appropriate with operators ...

To the Journal editor: I’m writing this in hopes to make an impact on what’s going on in the Upper Peninsula with wolves, especially where I live. I am 36 and have lived here my entire life. Reflecting on when I was younger, I can remember going to my dad’s deer blind, watching so ...