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Letters to the Editor

Reconsider council priorities

James Padgett, Minot I read an article this past summer stating the Minot City Council had approved spending about $100,000 to hire some company to drum more businesses. This while I watched the City Council grill the Chief of Police for asking for more Peace Officers. This while the Fire ...

Norsk Hostfest is back

Todd Berning, President, EPIC Events, Minot After nearly three years of no festival due to COVID-19, Norsk Høstfest is getting ready to open its doors again! There will be a lot of familiarity to the folks that have enjoyed it for years and a few twists to keep younger folks wanting to ...

Response to abortion dualism

James J. Haman, Towner I agree with everything that was wrote about all life issues being very important. But for all those who are aborted, do any of the other life issues matter? don’t you think those who are killed by abortion would think so? Really, don’t you think you have to be ...

Expressing appreciation for Minot

Damian Chukwurah Amazu, Charles Epundu, Minot The Igbo community in Minot, North Dakota, wishes to appreciate the executive governor of North Dakota, Doug Burgum, and mayor of Minot, Tom Ross, for the tremendous work they are doing in our lovely Magic City. Every year the state government ...

Carbon capture is key

Kathy Neset, Tioga I believe carbon capture and sequestration is a key element of North Dakota’s energy future. As a geologist and businessperson, I see the benefits in capitalizing on North Dakota’s enormous underground storage potential, a resource that is unlikely to run out. The ...

Abortion is example of dualism

Lillian Bachmeier Mandan Western Christianity has become dualistic, which is an egocentric system, largely argumentive. Non-dualism is challenging and complex, but philosophers explain it as such. Dualism uses descriptive words such as good/evil, smart/stupid, right/wrong, not realizing ...