Letters to the Editor

I find it disturbing that often, when discussing hiring practices, pay and benefits for public employees, those being considered for …

When Rep. Bruce Braley, D-Iowa, recently came out in support of a balanced-budget amendment, he was criticized in a July …

Proverbs 23:5 in the Bible says, “Cast but a glance at riches, and they are gone, for they will surely …

The two main subjects on everyone’s mind today are jobs and taxes. One big reason is every time a bill …

Thank you for your coverage of the proposal by more than 30 businesses and organizations to create 20,000 renewable energy …

Radical right-wing groups are at it again. The lawsuit recently filed against Planned Parenthood has no basis in fact and …

A Gazette guest column (“Focus should have been on the economy,” June 29) submitted by four Iowa small business owners, …

I am going to likely go for Mitt Romney. He was not my first choice, but Romney has several assets …

With RAGBRAI fast approaching and the great influx of bicyclists about to enter our fair city, there are a few …

Regarding Bob Elliott’s July 12 column, “Sting raises prostitution questions”: Elliott asked “Who gets hurt?” as one of those questions. …

I think the city should ban parking on 19th Street N.E. between C Avenue and E Avenue. That street is …

The July 10 Gazette editorial, “Medicaid deal could be good for Iowa,” suggests expanding Medicaid eligibility could save Iowans $50 …