Letters to the Editor

The state/city/federal governments don’t lose money if they don’t have it in the first place. For example: They (governments) say …

The Gazette’s lead story Aug. 14 announces “What it could cost you” if President George W. Bush’s tax cuts to …

School is starting; will students go hungry this year? Federal authorization for school breakfast and lunch programs expires Sept. 30. …

In 2001, Sen. Chuck Grassley wrote a bill reducing the tax burden on the low- and middle-income families. It removed …

Call me old-fashioned but I was offended by the Fox Trot cartoon in Sunday’s Gazette and its repeated use of …

In 1950 my husband, Fred, bought 76 acres of farmland and developed a small resort known as Freddy’s Beach. Hundreds …

We remain unconvinced that Second Avenue should be closed in order to build a medical mall and hope that the …

Some confusion seems to exist in the community regarding whether the city government is making financial commitments to Physicians’ Clinic …

The Wapsipinicon River and people living along it are under siege by special interest groups. They want the Department of …

The Gazette recently carried the first salvo in the U.S. government’s latest demonization campaign. The Southern Poverty Law Center (SPLC), …

My 13-year-old granddaughter was brutally assaulted and injured by a teenage thug at the St. Jude’s Sweet Corn Festival for …

I was saddened by Leonard Pitts Jr.’s Aug. 8 column. First, by the truth Mr. Pitts reminded us of – …