YOUR LETTERS
Your Letters: Save time: register to vote by Oct. 12 
Approximately 10-20 percent of all Minnesota voters register on election day.
By Muriel Juers, Wadena , August 13, 2010
Your Letters: The Social Security safety net 
While Republicans and Democrats spar over extending Bush-era tax breaks for the super-wealthy, another argument is under way in Washington — and this one has the power to devastate middle-income Americans, particularly those in states like Minnesota.
By Niel Ritchie Executive director of the League of Rural Voters , August 13, 2010
Your Letters: Here comes Christmas in October 
Will it soon be Christmas in October? It comes every two years. Most of the time it’s not the big one that comes every four years with the presidential race. But this may be the most important ever.
By Bob Thompson, Pelican Rapids , August 13, 2010
Your Letters: Time is right for U.S. 10 expansion 
I live out of town, and commute in for church and work, so have witnessed the destruction of so much of this town from the June tornado. I also have lived in the area since the 70s so have heard many of the rumors about the state rebuilding or rerouting U.S. Highway 10 through or around town.
By Roger Lonnstrom, Henning , August 06, 2010
Your Letters: Build ‘developmental assets’ in kids 
You can make a difference for kids!
By Heidi Happel CHAMP , July 30, 2010
Your Letters: A precious moment after the storm 
I was working in my yard when a dump truck with a load of brush went by.
By Carrol Dockham, Wadena , July 16, 2010
Your Letters: The Wadena Tornado 2010 
Howling winds bellowing the Earth.
By Lori Ostrowski-Young, Wadena , July 09, 2010
Your Letters: Wadena’s response is impressive 
A couple of weeks ago this area suffered a natural disaster that tested our will and spirit. I simply cannot overstate how impressive our response team has been.
By Rep. Mark Murdock R-Ottertail , July 02, 2010
Get funded by the United Way 
The Wadena Area United Way is soliciting additional agencies to be a part of their 2010-11 fund drive.
By Marilyn Twete , June 18, 2010
A current news quiz on U.S. foreign policy 
1. What country receives the most U.S. foreign aid annually?
By Lawrence Denny , June 18, 2010
Low-profile matters 
Good legislators do a lot more than fix high-profile budget problems or work to keep the Vikings from leaving town. The best of them, like Sen. Dan Skogen, help the people in their districts push back new and costly rules that don’t make sense.
By Fritz Sobanja, chairman , June 18, 2010
Your Letters about St. Ann's school: Closing was like a death in the family 
For the past 14 years my husband and I have had a child attending St. Ann’s School.
By Ellen Wallgren, Bluffton , June 11, 2010
Your Letters about St. Ann's school: 107 years of great work 
We are so sad about the decision that was made to close St. Ann’s school.
By Tammy and Kevin Lupkes and family, Wadena , June 11, 2010
Your Letters about St. Ann's school: Education plans were halted 
My 7-year-old son, Ben, is the fourth generation of my family to attend St Ann’s School. My husband and his brothers also attended.
By Erica Keppers, Wadena , June 11, 2010
Your Letters: On immigration and government representation 
Janet Napolitano said she signed the homeland security report (saying returning veterans, groups against abortion and against illegal immigration were a potential terrorist threat) before she read it. Polls show a majority of the country (that pay any attention) viewed the report unfavorably.
By Daniel DeYonge, Staples , June 04, 2010
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