Letters to the Editor

I smiled when I read Jim Niday’s letter on Social Security (‘Congress spending Social Security,” June 19). It is was …

In the June 25 edition there was a story of how the Republican House was blocking action on a $35 …

It was encouraging to see The Gazette’s coverage on June 17 of the plans for a major renovation of Greene …

I was disturbed to find a fine in the mail. It was given to me on behalf of my 51-year-old …

The recent plan presented by the Regents for future funding of the state universities strongly suggests that the Board of …

Recently, Craig Lang (former Iowa Farm Bureau Federation president and former member of Iowa Board of Regents) wrote editorials in …

I will vote for Joni Ernst for U.S. Senate because I am impressed with her accomplishments, her good character and …

Since ISIS swarmed practically unopposed into Iraq, the Republicans responsible for the Iraq War have emerged from obscurity, guns blazing. …

Personally and politically we must support U.S. employers and critical U.S. industries if we are to remain a strong nation. …

Two months ago, the City of Cedar Rapids experienced a major disappointment when the Iowa Racing and Gaming Commission turned …

I was disappointed to read Kathleen Parker’s June 3 opinion, ‘Let’s Move! campaign goes too far.” Many of her arguments …

I’m disappointed that some people in the Iowa City Community School District and on our school board are incrementally undermining …