Letters to the Editor
To the Editor:
The storm that hit Long Prairie and area on Saturday night took down many of our old growth trees in town and township. I am grateful no one was hurt and thankful for all those who pitched in to help clean up. I would especially like to highlight the work of our city crews, township...
To the Editor:
Unless you have been living under a rock these past several months, here’s a memory refresher: Basically, the officials of the City Of Long Prairie, to include the Planning and Zoning Committee as well as the City Council, and City Administrator have approved the gutting out and...
To the Editor:
Just read the front section of what I call “The Red Star tribune” dated 5/31/2024. Full disclosure, I didn’t buy or subscribe to this rag. I find there’s much more objective and factual reporting and less propaganda and bias in the “National Enquirer” or any number of the Hollywood...
To the Editor:
Donald Trump has been found unanimously, guilty of 34 felonies by a jury of his peers.
I believe there needs to be a push back on some regrettably believed lies, distortions of fact, law, history and procedure being presented by various pro-Trump opinion outlets in the electronic...
To the Editor:
It is my opinion that a LID(Lake Improvement District) should not be formed on Lake Osakis. The endorsement by the DNR citing their recommendations is what made me come to this conclusion. Every item on their list shows a redundancy that other agencies are already doing. There are...
To the Editor:
I had the pleasure of attending the public hearing for the establishment of the Osakis Lake Improvement District on April 16, 2024 in Osakis. First, I want to commend the commissioners and their staff for a job well done. The hearing was very organized and conducted very well. The...
To the Editor:
Contrary to the article in last week’s paper about the Todd County feedlot ordinance, Todd County has had setbacks for feedlots for many years and continues to have them.
After four public meetings, the planning commission did not vote to expand the current setbacks. Several farmers...
To the Editor:
I would like to address the School Board with a couple of concerns that I have. I attended the special meeting that was held on March 27th, regarding Superintendent Dan Ludvigson.
First, as Mr. Ludvigson requested, the meeting was an open meeting. If he chose to do so, he could have...
To the Editor:
Each year, millions of people suffer the direct physical, financial, and emotional impact of crime victimization. Being a victim of a crime can be a very difficult and stressful experience. Victims may need to seek help and support from friends, family, their community, or a victim...
To the Editor:
From what I witnessed at the last LPGE school board meeting, the only thing missing was a bowl for washing of the hands and a cross to be carried. It was even spoken from school board member Lisa Wright that Mr. Ludvigson has been provoked a few times (what number that is, only the...
