To the Journal editor: I’m writing to you to express concern over public waste disposal in the city of Marquette. Marquette is a town that markets itself on its outdoor opportunities and nature-oriented way of life. This draws in many adventurous tourists and sustainably minded ...

To the Journal editor: While smoking my pipe this afternoon, I was contemplating the current state of affairs in our nation. Sherlock Holmes once described a particularly vexing problem as needing three pipes to find the solution. Unfortunately, I do not believe that increasing my ...

To the Journal editor: Network is a Catholic organization that describes itself as “Advocates for Justice, Inspired by Catholic Sisters.” It’s been around a long time. Think nuns on the bus. This group lobbies for the most vulnerable. Think Beatitudes and Matthew 25. Each year they have ...

To the Journal editor: The many lies contained in Andrew Napolitano’s piece (“My weekend in Moscow) on the March 15-16 Mining Journal’s editorial page cannot go unchallenged. His piece reminded me of the song “Springtime for Hitler,” from the broadway musical, “The Producers.” ...

To the Journal editor: A recent letter was published in regards to supporting “Medicare Advantage.” However, Medicare Advantage plans are not actually “Medicare.” They are private insurance plans, which are skimming billions of dollars from the government and from the people who ...

To the Journal editor: State College Borough in Pennsylvania voted to end water fluoridation in 2022. “Systemic application removes medical consent and freedom of choice,” Kern (Water Authority member) wrote. “Fluoride can only be removed from water by reverse osmosis and ion exchange ...