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Letters to the Editor

ND legislation session nears adjournment

Lillian Crook, Bismarck So, here comes the adjournment of the 2025 ND Legislative Session. I follow the headlines from afar and there is some seemingly never-ending shocking stuff about Holmberg, et al. The people who live and work in the ND disability community are looking at meager ...

Protestors value corruption, fraud over American taxpayers

Steve Moen, Minot I found it special what the people totally affected by TDS (Trump Derangement Syndrome) did in the state a few weeks ago with the protests in Fargo, Bismarck and Minot, whining about the deportation of illegal alien gang bangers, the uncovering of massive fraud, deceit and ...

Many veterans depend on Veterans Affairs

Wayne Fisher, Dickinson Do Senator Hoeven, Senator Cramer, and Representative Fedorchak support the elimination or reduction of the Veterans Affairs (VA) and the VA benefits? Give them a call. More than likely our state Republican legislators and governor support Trump’s view. Call them ...

Worker protection structure under threat

Landis Larson, Bismarck This week is Workers Memorial Day, April 28th, a day when working families, union members and labor leaders come together to remember each worker killed, injured and sickened from their jobs, and to organize for an end to these preventable deaths of our brothers and ...

Veto would protect public schools

Molly Haagenson Grand Forks I am writing to urge Governor Kelly Armstrong to veto HB 1540, which would send public dollars to private schools. Over the past few months, I have grown increasingly frustrated with our state legislature for pushing bills (at one point, there were six!) that ...

HB 1540 jeopardizes public schools

Monica Klein Mandan School has always been my safe place. That’s one of the reasons I became a kindergarten teacher. And I believe HB 1540, which would send public dollars to private schools, would jeopardize our public schools. That’s why I’m writing to urge the governor to veto HB ...