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Letters to the Editor

Veto urged on anti-abortion bill

Amy Jacobson, Executive Director, Prairie Action, Fargo Anti-abortion politicians in North Dakota are trying to control our bodies and our lives, take away our freedom, and force their will on the rest of us. These extremist politicians, led by Senator Janne Myrdal, are intent on banning ...

Sexual assault victims deserve options

Madison Griffin, Fellow with Prairie Action North Dakota, Fargo-Moorhead Recently Governor Burgum issued a proclamation naming April 2023 as Sexual Assault Awareness and Prevention month. Sexual Assault Awareness Month is an educational campaign that aims to increase awareness about the ...

Save park’s wild horses

Sherri Christian, Independence, Mo. Theodore Roosevelt National Park, announced in December 2022 their intention to ELIMINATE THE ENTIRE HERD OF WILD HORSES. They are formulating their process of how to eliminate this herd NOW in their Environmental Analysis, due this summer. TRNP’s ...

We couldn’t do it without you

Melanie Gaebe, Bismarck During National Volunteer Week (April 16-22), the Alzheimer’s Association MN-ND is proud to honor local volunteers making a difference in the fight against Alzheimer’s and all other dementia. An estimated 6.7 million Americans age 65 and older are living with ...

Trump sounds like Democrat hustler

Ron Schmidt, Tolna Most of us have heard the phrase, “What goes around comes around.” Well, guess what? Donald Trump sounds just like an old Democrat hustler. He has taken one right out of the Democrat playbook. Trump is running ads about how mean old Ron DeSantis will cut Social ...

ND is state of exclusion

Norton Lovold, Bismarck North Dakota’s one-party system is a system of exclusion. The 2023 session of North Dakota legislature has been so disheartening for us, the senior citizens who have prided ourselves for living in a “nice” and fair state. If you are poor, non-white, ...