To the Journal editor: With the pandemic still raging on after two years of its existence, schools are struggling between staying in-person and having to go virtual because of an outbreak. Education should be a top priority of the United States, but with each year that has gone by during the ...

To the Journal editor: The Right to Life march just occurred with thousands of people peacefully gathering in Washington and states are enacting laws against abortion. The abolitionists movement before the civil war had similar beginnings. The slaves were not treated as human beings and ...

To the Journal editor: What is going on with the recycling pickup in this town? Walking Third Street the past two Wednesday mornings has resembled a war zone in which the combatants are pizza boxes and rinsed tuna cans. The bins are overturned and strewn hither and yon. We’ve all been ...

To the Journal editor: On behalf of the Marquette Area Sister City Partnership, we would like to thank the citizens who attended our “Clean The Closet” event (last Saturday). This event was planned well before we knew about (COVID-19) omicron and we were in a large space for distancing, ...

To the Journal editor: I’ve been trying to figure out why some people are so fervent in their continuing support for former President Donald Trump. I’m no great fan of either political party. My opinion is that both parties have become completely subservient to their corporate and Wall ...

To the Journal editor: What kind of nation are we? Are we a nation coming apart at the seams, on a ship of fools, of misguided passengers, unwilling and unable to act to save itself against it many faults? It seems that this nation has long been a nation of deniers. In denying we fail to ...