During our remembering of President Carter, we repeatedly hear how his 1978 Camp David Accords between Israeli Prime Minister Begin …
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During our remembering of President Carter, we repeatedly hear how his 1978 Camp David Accords between Israeli Prime Minister Begin …
The Jan. 11 Gazette editorial included excellent comments about immigration, and immigrants. But your constant anti-Republican attitude is insulting and …
On Jan. 20, the United States of America will inaugurate a felon for the U.S. presidency. As a kid, I’ll …
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In his January 12th guest column for The Gazette, John S. Westefield expresses concern that Sen. Joni Ernst might make …
A Gazette reader’s letter asks the question of Gov. Reynolds: “Why do you accept literally billions from the Feds but …
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When I opened my Jan. 1 Gazette to check the TV listings for that evening, it surprised me that there …
Once again our governor has declined the federal supplemental summer food program offering $29 million in total ($120 per child …
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