LETTERS TO THE EDITOR

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Letter to the editor: Corruption and evil arise when the public gets lazy

A sticker states “Politicians, like babies need changed, and changed often.”

By Lenora Hughes, Jamestown , October 29, 2012

Letter to the editor: There are better ways to handle lunch money issue

My grandson was upset and said he was embarrassed because he had chosen snacks to add to his meal at school and the lunch attendant had made him put his snacks back because he did not have enough money and actually had fell into arrears on the lunch program.

October 22, 2012

Letter to the editor: All North Dakota animals need protection from abuse

The issue of inhumane treatment of animals has drawn increasing attention in recent months. North Dakotans want to protect animals from malicious abuse as well as common animal mistreatment, but differ on how to achieve this goal.

By Doug Goehring, Bismarck , October 01, 2012

Letter to the editor: Berg has to prove himself by getting farm bill passed

It is very important that they pass a farm bill in that time frame.

By Christof and Kelli Just, Berlin, N.D. , September 17, 2012

Letters to the editor: Devils Lake’s safety puts other cities in danger

In a recent letter in North Dakota newspapers Rick LaFleur claimed that “The future of the city of Devils Lake is bright because it is now the only fully flood-protected city that will not have a flood fight each spring other than Dickinson or Williston.” (Sept. 2)

By Richard Betting, Valley City, N.D. , September 15, 2012

Letter to the editor: Berg’s work in N.D. House will carry into U.S. Senate

National unemployment more than 8 percent, $15 trillion of national debt, continual increasing government regulations, higher taxes and higher spending … sounds like an economic recipe for financial disaster.

By Chet Pollert, Carrington, N.D. , September 13, 2012

Letter to the editor: Several businesses offer ‘full meals’ in Edgeley

I am writing in response to the article about Edgeley’s “Coffee camaraderie,” more particularly to the statement that “we need a place with full meals.”

By Twyla Ernst, Edgeley, N.D. , September 12, 2012

Letter to the editor: Public needs better notice, access to political debates

I find it odd that the first debates between Heidi Heitkamp and Rick Berg, Kevin Cramer and Pam Gulleson, and Jack Dalrymple and Ryan Taylor, sponsored by the North Dakota Broadcasters Association, took place with little advance publicity and limited television and radio station participation.

By Laurel Jones, Bowdon, N.D. , September 12, 2012

Letter to the editor: Berg’s negative attacks are not ‘the North Dakota way’

Between now and the election, the National Republican Senatorial Committee is going to spend $3.1 million in TV ads to try and convince us that Heidi Heitkamp should not be in the U.S. Senate. If my math is right, that’s almost $50,000 every single day.

By Jean Schmitz, Enderlin, N.D. , September 11, 2012

Letter to the editor: Republicans’ promise to extend tax cuts out of step

Republicans keep telling us that we must keep the Bush era tax cuts alive, especially for the highest earners: “Job creators,” they’re called.

By Scott Nelson, Grand Forks , September 10, 2012

Letter to the editor: DSPs make a difference in many lives every day

Sept. 9-15 is a week set aside to honor the professionals who provide direct care to individuals with disabilities, empowering them to live meaningful and productive lives.

By Eric Monson, Jamestown , September 10, 2012

Letter to the editor: Berg has responsibility in farm bill stalemate

Rep. Rick Berg appeared in Fargo with South Dakota Rep. Kristi Noem to visit with farm leaders about the failure of the House to move the farm bill.

By Greg Svenningsen, Valley City, N.D. , August 27, 2012

Letter to the editor: Taylor is the right person to lead North Dakota

Every time a major issue takes over the headlines in North Dakota, it seems like Ryan Taylor is right there with ideas on how to address it.

By Mary C. Tintes, West Fargo, N.D. , June 25, 2012

Letter to the editor: Gambling industry uses up horses at ghastly rate

The Jamestown Sun’s Michael Savaloja pointed out in his June 9 column “Check out some real horsepower tonight” that if I’ll Have Another had survived a run at the Belmont, he would have been retired. The racing industry goes to extreme lengths to save high-profile stallions to churn out yet more horses.

By Jennifer O’Connor, Norfolk, Va. , June 18, 2012

Letter to the editor: Heinrich is a team player, understands the issues

I thought it appropriate this year to step up and make a brief comment or two about the importance of who we elect as our community representative in the North Dakota state senate. With Dave Nething retiring, this leaves some awfully big shoes to fill.

By Alan Lindberg Jamestown , June 11, 2012

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